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Take Charge of Your Health with Free Screenings and Comprehensive Resources This July!
Fibroid Awareness Month is an important time to educate and spread awareness about fibroids, a common condition affecting millions of women. USA Fibroid Centers is committed to empowering women with knowledge and access to effective treatment options.
Early detection is crucial in managing fibroids. USA Fibroid Centers is offering free screenings throughout July to encourage women to take charge of their health. These screenings can help identify fibroids at an early stage, allowing for a more personalized treatment plan.
EMPOWERING RESOURCES AT YOUR FINGERTIPS
Fibroid awareness goes beyond free screenings. Our comprehensive resource library provides women with valuable information about fibroids, including:
Understanding Fibroids: Gain in-depth knowledge about the causes, symptoms, and types of fibroids.
Symptom Management: Learn how to recognize and effectively manage common fibroid symptoms.
Treatment Options: Explore a range of treatment options, from minimally invasive procedures to natural symptom management strategies.
Fertility and Fibroids: Receive information and support regarding the potential impact of fibroids on fertility.
Inspiring Patient Stories: Connect with courageous women sharing their journeys and advocating for fibroid awareness.
HERE’S HOW YOU CAN PARTICIPATE:
Schedule Your Free Screening: Take advantage of this opportunity for early detection. Find a location near you.
Explore Our Resources: Visit our website for a wealth of informative articles and guides.
Spread Awareness: Share this information with your network and empower others.
Follow Us on Social Media: Stay connected for updates, expert insights, and upcoming events.
FAQS: A GUIDE TO UTERINE FIBROIDS
Fibroid Facts
Uterine fibroid disease is one of the most common conditions that lead to a hysterectomy. Fibroids are one of the most prevalent gynecological disorders of women worldwide. The symptoms of fibroids include heavy menstrual cycles that may seem never-ending, a bloated abdomen, and pain.
Approximately 60 percent of hysterectomies patients do not know about non-surgical options. Up to 80 percent of all women will develop fibroids by age 50. Although these are benign tumors, fibroid symptoms can be painful and disruptive to women’s lives.
Many women do not realize they are at risk of developing this condition. Do you think you have fibroids?
What are Uterine Fibroids?
Uterine fibroids, also known as leiomyomas, are benign growths that form in the uterus. They consist of muscle cells and fibrous tissue. These tumors are not associated with an increased risk of uterine cancer.
Fibroids can be as minute as seedlings or as massive as a melon. Women can have any combination of fibroid types with varying locations and sizes. Size, quantity, and location of the tumors is the reason fibroid disease varies greatly between individuals.
What Are Fibroid Risk Factors?
- Age – fibroid disease affects most women in their 40s-50s
- A high BMI
- High blood pressure
- Family history of fibroids
- No previous pregnancy
- Vitamin D deficiency
