What is it? Fibroids tumors are usually harmless, but can lead to fibroids cancer in some women.
This is not a usually occurrence, but it can happen.
You should keep in mind that it's rare for this to happen.
How Do You Know Like I said, fibroids tumors are usually small and will not cause you to have any symptoms.
The first step to worrying about fibroids cancer is to find out if you have any of the tumors.
When the tumors grow they usually cause two main symptoms that in turn can lead to a few others.
The first main symptom is heavy menstrual bleeding.
Please note that this is not bleeding in between cycles but heavy bleeding for your cycle.
The bleeding can lead to anemia and fatigue for some women.
You should get more information to help prevent this.
Fibroids tumors that can lead to fibroid cancer can also cause pressure in the pelvis.
This usually happens when the tumors grow larger and can lead to frequent urination, constipation, abdominal bloating, abdominal pain and/or backache along with a few other things.
If you are experiencing or are worried about any of these things you should get more information and talk with your doctor.
There are treatment options available and you may need to be put on an iron supplement to help with the anemia and fatigue.
Your doctor may also have more options for dealing with, or preventing your symptoms from getting worse.
It also never hurts to get more information.
You can never know too much about something.