FIND OUT IMPORTANT INFORMATION REGARDING UTERINE FIBROID EMBOLIZATION (UFE)

Eating more dairy may reduce your fibroid risk.1 If you’re a woman with uterine fibroids—a type of noncancerous growth found in the wall of the uterus—you may be familiar with this piece of medical advice. But before you add milk to your grocery list, there may be something standing between you and the dairy aisle:Read More Read More

Wouldn’t it be great if there were a tool that could help predict how much and how fast your fibroids grow? Keep reading. A study by researchers at the VU University Medical Center in Amsterdam, The Netherlands, found that by measuring the vascular index of a fibroid, also known as its vascularization or the amountRead More Read More

A bit of anxiety every now and then is part of being human. For many of us, worrying and uneasiness are only temporary. But if you suffer from an anxiety disorder, you’re probably all too familiar with that nagging feeling that lasts for months, fears that get bigger as time goes on, and how allRead More Read More

Intracavitary uterine fibroids. Try saying that five times fast. Besides being difficult to pronounce, this type of fibroid that grows within the uterine cavity may also be a challenge to treat. Like other fibroids, intracavitary fibroids aren’t cancerous, but they can be the cause of horrendous symptoms like prolonged, heavy periods, anemia, and extreme fatigue.Read More Read More

More than 1 million sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) are acquired every day worldwide.1 If you’re sexually active, STDs are a common fact of life. So common, in fact, that one in two sexually active Americans will get an STD by age 25.2 But an alarming trend is emerging. Three specific STDs are on the rise.Read More Read More