In the center of the wall of a uterine fibroid grows called intramural fibroids. The woman's uterus enlarges, the actual size because of intramural fibroids. A woman appears to be pregnant, or appears as a pot belly, due to fibroids. After the diet or exercise has no use. br The characteristic symptoms of intramural fibroids are heavy periods, menstrual blood clots, painful periods, heaviness, aching or pressure around the region of the pelvis, bladder and bowel disorders, such as continuous urination at short intervals, difficulty urinating or constipation due to pressure from the fibroid on bodies are close to it. br Fertility of women can be affected by intramural fibroids. As the report of the Mount Sinai School of Medicine in New York said that this variety of fibroids reduced pregnancy rate of 11% of those with submucosal fibroids, and 58% chance of miscarriages. The report also notes that there is more chance of cesarean section and preterm delivery. br According to a study conducted at the University of Valencia in Spain, intramural fibroids had no effect on pregnancy rates in women undergoing in vitro fertilization. However, Baskent University in Turkey found that if IVF drugs were taken to further activate the process of ovulation was expanded intramural fibroids. br The abdominal myomectomy, used to treat intramural fibroids, it is especially important when one of the fibroids are more than five centimeters, or when multiple fibroids must be removed. br In abdominal myomectomy, the fibroids are cut out surgically making an incision in the abdomen. In the previous method, the surgeon cut the fibroid uterus pulling through the opening in the cut. After repairing the uterus with sutures, the uterus is put back into its original place. Like all other surgeries, there is the possibility of bleeding and infection. We must be aware of the link and scar tissue. In some cases scar tissue organs bonds, which can create problems block the fallopian tubes. br Another surgical method is uterine artery embolization. In the previous method, the blood vessels that are blocked in the blood, oxygen and nutrients to the fibroids. Fibroids hungry things above causes the tissue to die. br A study was undertaken by Leeds Teaching Hospital, 10 women with 11 centimeters or even larger intramural fibroids. Uterine artery embolization was performed in each woman and doctors continued their progress after 12 and 36 months. The symptoms of most women has decreased, but two of them were still experiencing heaviness and additional surgery was needed for two women because his kidneys were damaged. After a period of 7 months, hysterectomy is necessary to carry out in a woman. According to doctors, uterine artery embolization is a safe treatment, but statistics show that a further surgical intervention was necessary for 20% of women who had undergone surgery. It was discovered by me as well as within a period of five years, these symptoms returned in 30% of women who had undergone surgery. br Another area of concern with this procedure is acute vaginal bleeding and this was studied by McGill University, Canada. An endometrial biopsy revealed that these women had necrotic fibroid (a condition in which tissue dies due to lack of blood supply). br Shortly after the biopsy was performed, both of the women developed an infection in the uterus and hysterectomy was required in them. Doctors said when uterine artery embolization was performed in the position of intramural fibroids be near the walls of the uterus, the chances of infection are greater. This seems reasonable because the bacteria are attracted to dead tissue. br For those not interested in risk procedures, surgery or hysterectomy, consider reading about natural and alternative resources for their intramural fibroids. Check Free Videos fibroidto www.fibroidsetc.com / intramural learn more. br br
