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Fibroids are harmless growths. They will hardly ever develop into cancer. They may be found deeply within the uterine muscle (intramural), close to the exterior of the uterus (subserosal), or just beneath the lining of the uterine cavity (submucosal). Additionally, they might be on stalks outside the uterus (pedunculated) or inside (polypoid). They may be large or small, one or more. Some don’t create symptoms, while others do.
Pregnancy is not a difficulty for all people with fibroids. About 2% of women who experience infertility that cannot be explained have fibroids as their sole cause. The fibroids that are located inside the uterus (polypoid) and just under the lining (sub mucous) appear to be responsible for infertility. The polypoid and submucous fibroids may function similarly to an IUCD and cause infertility. Infertility or miscarriage may result from large fibroids that limit the uterine cavity. Fibroids may cause early miscarriages or obstruct the implantation of embryos. Fibroids tend to proliferate during pregnancy and can press on the foetus, resulting in deformities of the baby’s arms and legs.
The fibroids can ideally be reduced in size or at least prevented from growing by using a variety of homoeopathic medications.
