Fibroids in pregnancy

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My wife have multiple Fibroids and she is also pregnant for 2 months. 37 mm Fibroid( posterior surface) and other is 30 Mm(Anterior surface) and third is 17 mm . what can we do Can we continue pregnancy ?? Give me some advice..

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Dr. Bhagyashree A

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Obviously u can continue the pregnancy....but u l have to connect to know the dos and don'ts during pregnancy with fibroid... Fibroid location is the most important thing Kindly connect...

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