hi fibroids are very common and only need treatment if causing problems such as pain heavy menstrual bleeding or pressure on adjacent organs such as the bladder do you have any of the above? myomectomyis a surgical procedure that removes just the fibroids not the entire uterus. not all fibroids are suitable and the surgery may carry a risk of conversion to hysterectomy due to blood loss. your gynaecologist can discuss the risks in your particular case. hysterectomy is the most common current therapy for women who have fibroids and is effective in essentially all cases in which bleeding is a problem. although a more major undertaking than some of the other options with a longer recovery period hysterectomy is the best choice for many women and should not be excluded. is any of the above you if so you should seek some more help. good luck
will my 8-month pregnancy size fibroid likely calcify after menopause? what are the dangers associated with that?