Uterine Fibroids Blog

Table of Contents If you begin feeling pain in two parts of your body simultaneously, you may wonder if the pain is related. This is

Table of Contents Are you experiencing lower back pain? You’re not alone. According to the American Association of Neurological Surgeons, an estimated 75%-85% of Americans

Table of Contents When you think of back pain, you probably think of lifting something that’s too heavy or sitting awkwardly for too long, right?

Table of Contents Did you know that back pain is the third most common reason people go to the doctor? Approximately 65 million Americans have

Table of Contents Did you know that approximately 16 million people in the United States struggle with chronic back pain? That’s 8% of all adults. 

Table of Contents Anyone who suffers from a health condition knows that dealing with symptoms often feels like managing another condition entirely, especially if you

Fibroid Belly: What is it, Pictures, & Treatment In its educational information for patients, the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecology (ACOG) lists a distended

Table of Contents According to the Cleveland Clinic, adenomyosis affects 20% to 65% of the female population, however, it is still not a well-known or

If you’re one of the estimated 26 million American women who have been diagnosed with uterine fibroids, you may be wondering: “Should I  continue (or

Table of Contents Have you just been told that you have uterine fibroids? If so, your doctor will probably suggest or offer two options–each of

If your doctor has just diagnosed you with uterine fibroids, you’re probably wondering or worried about your prognosis and what to expect going forward.  You

When our doctors give us a sure-fire medical diagnosis, we are often relieved to finally have a name and a source for our uncomfortable symptoms.

We often auto-associate the word “tumor” with “cancer.”  So when patients first get diagnosed or hear that fibroids (also called leiomyomas or myomas) are, in

Table of Contents “We are what we eat.”  How many times have you heard this from dietitians and other health and wellness experts?  However, when

By age 50, one in three women will be diagnosed with fibroids. According to the National Institute for Health (NIH) Center for Biotechnology Information, among those

Research shows that patients around the country, often view weight gain as one of the most worrisome side effects of fibroids. In hopes of easing

Everyone will need a doctor at some point in their life, but searching and selecting the right physician for your health needs isn’t always easy.

The size of a fibroid can worsen symptoms and cause medical issues for many women. Although any size fibroid can cause symptoms, large fibroids are

The Causes and Symptoms of Fibroids When it comes to fibroids, accessing factual, clear information is essential. An estimated 26 million Americans have fibroids, and

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aot3sE26eQc&t=8sIn this educational snippet, Dr. Aaron Frodsham out of Salt Lake City explains how uterine fibroids can be treated without surgery. Learn how a minimally invasive, same-day