Treatment of Fibroids

Fibroids are abnormal muscular growths on the walls of the uterus. They start as single however, their number may vary from person to person. While small fibroids are harmless, they might possess a risk with the increase in size. Larger growth or tumors can cause severe abdominal pains and heavy bleeding.

Most of the fibroid growths are benign (non-cancerous) and are not risky at all. As the reports suggest, 20-80% of women throughout the world have fibroids and they may never know about it. Fibroids are divided into different categories based on their location inside the body.

Although the precise causes of fibroids are unknown, there are a couple of factors including family history, hormones, and unhealthy and stressful lifestyles that influence the formation of these growths.

The sufferers of Fibroids experience this.

  • Irregular Menstrual Cycles
  • The patients experience heavy bleeding between or during their periods.
  • Big menstrual clots that may lead to vertigo and low HB.
  • Menstruation lasts for longer and the cramping increases.
  • A swelling or enlargement of the abdomen. Pressure can be felt there.
  • Lethargic body.
  • Pain in the pelvis or lower back or during intercourse.
  • Decreased or Increased Sexual desires.

Early Signs of Fibroids

  • Pelvic pain that doesn’t go away.
  • Spotting or heavy bleeding between periods
  • Trouble emptying your bladder
  • Ongoing tiredness or weakness
  • Constipation
  • Heavy or painful periods

The Conventional Treatment of Fibroids includes:

Hysterectomy is the most common solution suggested for fibroids by Gynaecs. It is a major surgical procedure in which the uterus is removed. Once the procedure is done, menstrual bleeding stops, pelvic pressure is relieved, and frequent urination improves. The formation of new fibroids also stops after that.

Loss of fertility is one of the major side effects of this treatment. Hysterectomy may lead to multiple diseases in later stages of life.

What if fibroids are left untreated?

When left untreated, fibroids can cause excessive bleeding that may cause anemia. The bleeding can be unpredictable and can interfere with your daily activities. Additionally, untreated fibroids can lead to the loss of fertility. Although most fibroids are non-cancerous, there is always a risk to be aware of.

As fibroids grow in size and number, the symptoms become worse. The pain increases and is followed by heavy bleeding and cramps. Delayed treatment leaves a deep psychological impact as well.

Homoeotouch Personalised Treatment Program for Fibroids

Our bespoke treatments prove to be extremely beneficial in the case of fibroids. It is designed to reduce the intensity of symptoms and provide significant relief during the periods.

  • Regular menses are restored
  • You experience a normal flow.
  • No bleeding in between your periods.
  • Relief in menstrual pain.
  • Covers the risk of anemia
  • Least clotting

Our medicines help shrink the size of uterus fibroids decreasing the likelihood of surgery and protecting your body from unforeseen complications.

The 5-step procedure to get treated at our clinic is as follows:

  1. The patient or visitor can fill out an inquiry form at the reception or on our website.
  2. Our assistant doctor will attend to the patient and listen carefully to every detail, discussing both common and specific symptoms.
  3. The case will then be analyzed by our Senior Doctor, Prof. Dr. Muktinder Singh, who has over 30 years of experience. He uses a unique Personalized Treatment Approach and maps the patient’s five senses to analyze the case.
  4. A personal meeting is scheduled with Dr. Muktinder Singh to discuss the case and prescribe the treatment.
  5. The doctor will brief the patient about the duration of the course. 

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