Fibroid Removal
Many fibroids do not require treatment. When treatment is required, the fibroids may be removed through the cervix (hysteroscopic fibroid resection), laparoscopically (laparoscopic myomectomy), or through a laparotomy (horizontal incision on the abdomen).
Related symptoms
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High volume, long-lasting periods with flooding, clotting or anaemia. Causes can include fibroids, polyps, hyperplasia, PCOS, infection, or endometriosis.
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Periods that last more than 7 days. Causes include fibroids, polyps, hyperplasia or cancer of the uterus, PCOS, genital tract infection, and endometriosis.
Related conditions
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Fibroids are benign tumours of the wall of the uterus. They may put pressure on the bladder or bowel, and can cause pain.