can fribriod or tumour be found in the uterus of a woman, and through where can it be opeerated. Has she chanc

Question

My fiance said, that she had an operation through her virgina and it was fribriod and later tumuor, annd it was a good one and not a bad fribriod . she said that there is 100 percent that her fertility is not in danger . And the sickness can not resurface.

Answer 1

It's spelled fibroid, and it is a noncancerous tumor that grows in the myometrium (which is the middle layer of the uterus). A lot of women have them... they are almost never seriously health-threatening, but they do cause a lot of inconvenient and painful symptoms, like heavy and long-lasting periods.

There are two surgical ways to treat fibroids: hysterectomy and myomectomy. A hysterectomy removes the uterus, which does destroy fertility, permanently and irreversibly. A myomectomy does not destroy fertility, although if there is scarring left on the uterus it can make conception more difficult. If you have had fibroid tumors in the past, you are more likely to eventually develop more of them, although most fibroids do not have symptoms, so you may never have any problems.

Answer 2

Fibroid tumors don't usually affect fertility, that I'm aware of. She is most likely tellingn the truth. It's not a "sickness", and yes, she can have them return through-out her life--until of course, she has her uterus removed. (hysterectomy)

Answer 3

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