Experiencing stomach protrusion and wondering if Uterine Artery Embolization can do the trick to reduce it? In most cases the fibroid (or fibroids) shrink to a size where they are not visible on the outside. It depends, however, on the size of your fibroid(s) and the amount of time it takes for them to shrink. ... Read more

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Dr. McLucas comments on a recent U.S. study about the effects of the ‘morning after’ progesterone contraceptive in shrinking fibroid tumors. A recent U.S. study published in the medical literature described the effects of the ‘morning after’ progesterone contraceptive in shrinking fibroid tumors.  While the drug is still experimental, this could be a welcome addition ... Read more

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Want to find out about the effects of UFE on your sexual desire? Read here to find out the inside scoop about this topic! Will UFE affect my sexual response? Most patients report either no change or improvement in their sexual desire and response after Uterine Artery Embolization. Women that experience pain during sex, which ... Read more

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Virtually all fibroids respond to Uterine Artery Embolization (UAE). The question is will there be enough shrinkage to relieve symptoms? Generally speaking, the smaller the fibroid the better the response. However, even in a uterine size up to a 22-24 weeks of gestation or less, a 40-60% shrinkage is possible. In much larger fibroids which ... Read more

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Read here to find out some facts about pedunculated fibroids and some of the symptoms to look out for if you have this particular type of fibroids. I was recently told by my doctor that I have fibroids inside and outside of my uterus. I have an appointment coming up where she will discuss my ... Read more

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Read here to learn about 5 common questions women ask about fibroids. Take this list with you to your next Ob-Gyn visit! 1.  What is the size and location of my fibroids and can the fibroids affect my fertility? The size and location of the fibroid has the ability to greatly reduce your ability to ... Read more

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Ever wondered what happens to your fibroids after the UFE procedure? Read on to find out what happens to these myomas and which types may put you at greater risk for post-complications. What happens to fibroids when they are embolized? Do they merely shrink, or do they “fall off” in some way? After losing their ... Read more

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Read here to learn more about fibroids in the ovaries and other parts of the uterus and whether UFE is an effective form of treatment. I have heard that there can be fibroids in the ovaries. Can these be treated by UFE? No. The blood vessels to these ligaments and the ovaries are different from ... Read more

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It is never too early or late to treat your fibroids! Find out why it is important to take that step, particularly if you plan on having children. In a young non-pregnant patient who has a fibroid the size of a 12 week pregnancy, is it necessary to treat the fibroids with embolization before becoming ... Read more

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To ensure optimal care, both gynecologists and interventional radiologists must be integrated into the care of UFE patients. Learn more about how this relationship works by reading on. What kind of relationship does the radiologist and the gynecologist have during the process of Uterine Fibroid Embolization (UFE) and what are each of their responsibilities when ... Read more

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Several women that have learned about the benefits of UFE wonder why their gynecologists can sometimes be reluctant to offer the procedures as an alternative. Why didn’t my gynecologist refer tell me about Uterine Fibroid Embolization (UFE)? The only option he gave me was a hysterectomy or a myomectomy to treat my fibroids. This question ... Read more

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