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Fibroid Pregnancy Severe Pain
- Uterine Fibroids and Hysterectomy - Risk Factors
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Many patients with fibroids do not have symptoms. When they do, symptoms may include:
- Heavy Menstrual Bleeding. The most common symptom is prolonged and heavy bleeding during menstruation. This is caused by fibroid growth bordering the uterine cavity. Menstrual periods may also last longer than normal.
- Menstrual Pain. Heavy bleeding and clots can cause severe cramping and pain during menstrual periods.
- Abdominal Pressure and Pain. Large fibroids can cause pressure and pain in the abdomen...
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