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I have a 5.3 cm intramural fibroid in my posterior wall and I'm 28 trying to get pregnant could this cause issues with conception or pregnancy should I consider surgery for it

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Dr. Dr Kamran Mohammed

Dr Kamran Mohammed

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A 5.3 cm intramural fibroid in the posterior wall can potentially affect fertility and pregnancy, but it doesn't necessarily mean you'll have trouble conceiving or experience complications. The decision to have surgery depends on your individual circumstances, including symptoms, desire for pregnancy, and your doctor's recommendations.

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