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Uterus fibriods
Fibroid at posterior wall of the uterus with 54×42mm and another hypoechoic lesion is it dangerous for health and pregnancy
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Dr. Seema Jain
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
29 yrs exp
Pune
Apart from the size, the location of the fibroid is important. If your fibroid is not touching the cavity of your uterus; it is unlikely to cause you problem during pregnancy. Having said that, any fibroid of size more than 3cm may affect your chance of fertility since a big fibroid can alter the blood flow to the uterus.
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Try for pregnancy for a couple of months. Get a basic fertility assessment done for both of you
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If you do not conceive in a couple of months; and if your doctor feels that fibroid is causing a problem, you may need to have the fibroid removed. Be in touch with your doctor since if you need a fibroid removal; you may not be able to plan for pregnancy for a couple of months after surgery.
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Dr. Swati Chitnis
Gynecologist
12 yrs exp
Mumbai
If fibroid is not distorting endometrial cavity or tubes, we can let it be and try for natural pregnancy. Posterior wall fibroid is less likely to cause complications during pregnancy as well. You may visit your gynaecologist to visit in detail
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