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31 May 2023

When to Be Concerned About Heavy Menstrual Bleeding

Every woman’s body is different. There are all kinds of heights, shapes, hair colors, and shoe sizes. Menstrual cycles are no different. What seems normal for one woman could be completely out of the ordinary for another. While some women have light periods and others are naturally heavier, there are times when heavy periods become Read More

21 April 2023

Can The Sunshine Vitamin Help Fight Fibroids?

Humans have an innate relationship with the sun. Ancient civilizations worshipped it. Our 365-day calendar was created around it. And when bare skin is exposed to its ultra violet rays, the human body produces an essential nutrient—vitamin D. Decades of studies have shown how vitamin D receptors are found in almost every cell of the Read More

13 March 2023

What Is Your Period Telling You: A Flowchart

You may not think about it this way, but every month, your period is sending you signals. They may be signals that your body is healthy, and everything is as it should be—but the signals may also show that something is wrong. Find out what your period may be telling you with this flowchart. No Read More

17 February 2023

UFE Just Keeps Getting Better and Better. Here’s Why.

You’ve been diagnosed with uterine fibroids, and you’ve been given one option: hysterectomy. Thirty years ago, this scenario would be a common nightmare turned reality for women suffering with fibroid-related symptoms. Fortunately, other minimally invasive treatment options have emerged. Uterine fibroid embolization (UFE) is one such option. Since introduced within the US in 1997 as Read More

25 January 2023

Choosing the Best Fibroid Treatment Option for You

Being diagnosed with uterine fibroids may be overwhelming. But fortunately, you have options—and lots of them. From pharmaceutical treatments to surgery, and less-invasive options in between, a woman has much to choose from. NON-INVASIVE TREATMENT OPTIONS Pharmaceutical Treatment Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs), like ibuprofen, can reduce menstrual flow by 25-30 percent and lessen cramping.1 Hormonal Read More

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