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2025-06-03 14:30:08
Hello, I am now going through 21 week and 2 days pregnancy.. My ANOMALY SCAN shows LEFT ANTERIOR FUNDAL MYOMA OF 61×58×38 MM approx size in Uterus... I am not feeling any pain or bleeding till now... Is it normal in size?? Or Can it harm my baby??? I am very much worried... Please doctors guide me...I shall be obliged... 🙏🏻🙏🏻
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Answered2025-06-04 12:17:56

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Hi No intervention is needed if you do not have symptoms. Fibroids are more prone to increase in size as pregnancy increases.

Answered2025-06-05 12:19:11

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Answered2025-06-05 04:23:43

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As you are already pregnant you don't need to do anything at present. Just continue with your pregnancy. While delivering your doctor might opt to surgically remove the fibroid after the baby is delivered

Answered2025-06-04 12:15:03

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As per your query, size of fibroid is not small. Position of fibroid has not been mentioned! Based on the position and how the fibroid size increase during pregnancy , outcomes differs. There is nothing much we can do now.
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Be cautious about warning signs which must have been explained by your gynaecologist

Answered2025-06-04 10:47:11

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Consult please.

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