If you have been diagnosed with fibroids, it's important to research fibroids treatment options. Why? Today, treating uterine fibroids is the leading cause of US hysterectomies. But it doesn't have to be that way. Because there are treatment options that spare your uterus and your fertility.
Fibroid affect up to 80% of women by their 50th birthday. And the rates, and severity of symptoms, are worse for African American women. Unfortunately, when seeking help for fibroids, too many women fail to discover UFE, or uterine fibroid embolization, a minimally invasive treatment option.
The majority of women want fibroid relief; but they also want to preserve their uterus. And yet, many end up undergoing a hysterectomy. So, how can you avoid invasive surgery? The best way forward is to understand the benefits and risks of each treatment option. And, to help you do that, we're sharing information on the main fibroids treatment options, so you can make an informed choice.
This surgery requires at least 2 or more days in the hospital, and comes with an extended recovery period. Afterward, possible complications include bladder leakage and weaker pelvic floor muscles. And, you will begin menopause as soon as your surgery is complete.
This surgery spares the uterus but is still invasive, as physicians must enter your uterus to remove individual fibroids. As such, you face a longer recovery period, the risk of scarring in your uterus, and the chance of fibroid recurrence.
This fibroids treatment is a safe and effective; plus, it's performed as an outpatient procedure, so you avoid overnight hospital stays. Plus, it lets you keep your uterus while shrinking those fibroids to resolve treatments. Best of all, it has a 90% success rate and can be performed through a tiny incision in your groin or wrist, reducing your recovery time and risk for scars.
Do you want a fibroids treatment that spares your uterus? Click here to request an appointment and explore options including UFE.
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