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- 30 Years
- 16/09/2022
How does a fibroid of 80mm affect my pregnancy?
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It can cause pretermlabour,abortion
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Impact on Pregnancy
- An 80mm fibroid can cause pain, bleeding, or interfere with fetal growth. It may also lead to discomfort due to its size.
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Symptoms to Monitor
- Watch for abdominal pain, pressure, or increased menstrual flow. These symptoms can affect comfort and pregnancy progression.
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Possible Complications
- Risks include preterm labor, placental issues, or fetal position problems. These require careful monitoring.
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Monitoring and Diagnostic Tests
- Regular ultrasounds and prenatal check-ups are crucial to track fibroid size and ensure healthy pregnancy development.
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Management and Treatment Options
- Pain relief strategies are essential. Surgical intervention is rare but may be considered if complications arise.
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Specialist Care
- Consult with an obstetrician experienced in high-risk pregnancies and a gynecologist for comprehensive management.
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Postpartum Considerations
- Fibroids might influence delivery method and postpartum recovery. Discuss options with your healthcare provider.
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I'm really hoping to find a doctor who has experience with treating intramural fibroids. I'm looking for someone who can make me feel comfortable and also guide me through my pregnancy treatment. Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated.
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