Uterine fibroids, what can I do?

Have you been diagnosed with or know of someone who suffers from uterine fibroids and does not know what the best medical option to treat them is?

Medicine has developed a new technique to treat uterine fibroids without needing to remove the uterus. It is called uterine embolization, which consists of delivering a specialized medicine through one of the arteries to block the abnormal blood flow, reducing these non-cancerous tumors called fibroids or myomas.

Benefits that Uterine Fibroids Embolization offers:

Minimally invasive procedure:

The interventional radiologist makes a small incision, and through a catheter supplies the medicine, which blocks the abnormal blood flow to the fibroids and reduces them.

Preservation of the uterus:

The specialist can treat fibroids and reduce them without removing the uterus.

Minimum downtime:

By performing the procedure through the uterine artery, the patient’s recovery time is shorter. Likewise, the risks of bleeding, infections, or other complications are reduced.

Local anesthesia:

The procedure is done under local anesthesia to reduce the risks during the intervention.

Eliminates fibroid symptoms:

By reducing fibroids, symptoms such as anemia, pelvic pain, and heavy menstrual bleeding begin to decrease over time.

Disclaimer:

The content of this article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice.

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