I am 56 years old and suffer from fibroids. However, I would love to have a baby. Is this possible? Serina ...

Researchers have found a way to extend the natural function of ovaries in mice, opening up the possibility for later ...

How does sex change after menopause? They don't call it "the change ... If reproductive issues like fibroids or endometriosis plagued you during your younger years, you might find that menopause ...

Current guidance suggests that expectant management of fibroids is a reasonable option, particularly if a patient is approaching menopause ... of uterine sarcomas after resection of endometrium ...

Because fibroids are slow growing, significant changes in size may take months or years, and some may remain stable for long periods of time. After menopause, fibroids commonly regress because of ...

Menopause increases the risk of heart problems such as high blood pressure and high cholesterol. Post menopausal women should take a good care of their heart health to remain healthy. While ...

Fibroid surgery is highly effective, but fibroids may grow back for some patients. An estimated 15 percent of patients will have fibroids return within two years after surgery. Once you reach ...

You may see changes in your fibroids during periods of hormone changes. Fibroid size usually decreases after menopause, when ...

“I always had very heavy periods and considered it the norm but didn’t start feeling strange hormone changes until after I was pregnant and ended up in the ER from blood loss. With ...

She talks hot flashes, hair care, and hope for the future. Many women have uterine fibroids. You might not even know you have them, since they don’t always cause any symptoms. If you have ...

The surgery, performed on women usually close to, or after menopause, does carry the risk of side-effects such as bleeding, ...

She suffered with heavy periods and uterine fibroids as a younger woman and had a full hysterectomy in her early ...