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Question (Posted on :  17 Oct 2008 )

I have fibroids in my Uterus. Should I remove it or tke treatment for it.Approx size - one cm. two of them were detected.Age-39
Doctor's Response (Posted on : 17 Oct 2008 )

Fibroids that are not causing any symptoms need not be removed. Such small fibroids that you have mentioned usually do not cause any symptoms. On the other hand, you should visit your physician/Gynecologist at least once a year for routine examination, breast examination, Pap smear testing, etc. Tell your friends and relatives also.


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