Do You Believe So Much That Supplements Could Heal Fibroids?

Do you believe so much that supplements could heal fibroids? Well, you might not be alone, but for the sake of your health and wellbeing, read this.

The position of medical experts is that there is no supplement that is capable of healing fibroids.

So, if you have heeded that position as bandied by some people, especially those seeking to capitlaise on the prevalence of diseases, you may have to think twice.

Latest medical position is that in reality, nonsurgical and medical options for fibroid treatment are extremely limited, going by a study published by the U.S-based National Centre for Biotechnology Information.

Describing a fibroid as a benign growth in the womb of a woman, it added that pelvic pain, vagina bleeding, painful sex, backache, constipation, and infertility were common symptoms.

It said this could occur either be within her cycle or during her menstrual flow when the flow is heavier than normal.

“Globally as well, uterine fibroids are among the most significant diseases of reproductive-age women.

“Despite the magnitude of the problem, nonsurgical and medical options for treatment are extremely limited.

“One reason for the limited treatment options is that funding for research on uterine fibroids has been sparse in comparison to the scope of the problem.

“Uterine fibroids are wholly deserving of research effort because investments will also inform the disciplines and fields of tumor biology, angiogenesis, mechanical signaling, fibrosis, and genetics.

“Consider for a moment that uterine fibroids frequently grow many centimeters in size but only very rarely will metastasize.

“Thus, investment of resources will pay dividends not only for the understanding of uterine fibroids but also for many pathophysiologic states and other fields of medicine,” the study noted.

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The researchers submitted that the issue of reproductive sciences is an important step toward improved care for women with uterine fibroids but more is needed.