The uterine fibroid embolization (UFE) procedure allows us to treat uterine fibroids without surgery, without removing the uterus with faster recovery time. #FIBROIDSFREE Find out more https://t.co/jAv5FG9RlP
Do you suffer from:
•Prolonged menstrual periods (seven days or more of
bleeding)
•Pain during sex
•Pelvic pain
•Enlarged uterus
•Weight gain
•Infertility
•Frequent urination
•Difficulty emptying your bladder
•Constipation
•Backache or leg pain
Most Women wonder if pregnancy would be possible after the UFE procedure.
The answer is YES!!!. There are many women who have delivered healthy babies after embolization Get in contact with us to learn more about UFE https://t.co/jAv5FG9RlP
Most women don’t require a lengthy recovery time after the UFE procedure, In certain cases, when fibroid's are very large, an overnight stay in hospital is necessary. Learn more about fibroid's and UFE. https://t.co/jAv5FG9RlP
Does a non-surgical treatment of fibroid's exist?
Yes, Uterine Fibroid Embolization works by eliminating the oxygen supply to the fibroid and the fibroid therefore decreases in size.
What are the signs and symptoms of fibroid's?
•Menstruation becomes heavier
•anemia (iron deficiency)
•Pelvic pain
•Pressure on the bladder, which leads to the sensation that one needs to urinate more frequently.
•Struggling to fall pregnant
Why do fibroid's need to be treated?
Fibroid symptoms could impact one’s quality of life. The symptoms include heavy menstruation and high levels of pain. Furthermore, the position and size of a fibroid could impact fertility.
Meet our Interventional Radiologist and founder, PROF LETSEBE DARIUS TSATSI. With over 20 years’ experience, Western Radiologists continues to beak new ground in the Uterine Fibroid Embolization space.
How to Prepare for Uterine Fibroid Embolization (UFE)
Consultation - Before UFE, we will image the uterus using MRI imaging or ultrasound to ensure the fibroid tumors are the cause of your symptoms. It helps us fully assess the size, number and location of the fibroid's.
Women with fibroid's should have regular checkups to determine if the fibroid's are changing in size, to track worsening symptoms, and if planning to get pregnant.
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