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Topic; va**na
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What Are Heat-Related Illnesses?
Prolonged or intense exposure to hot temperatures can cause heat-related illnesses such as heat exhaustion, heat cramps, and heat stroke (also known as sun stroke). As your body works to cool itself under extreme or prolonged heat, blood rushes to the surface of your skin. As a result, less blood reaches your brain, muscles, and other organs. This can interfere with both your physical strength and your mental capacity, leading, in some cases, to serious danger.
By reducing excessive exposure to high temperatures and taking other precautionary steps, most heat-related illnesses can be avoided. Those who work in hot or humid environments -- such as manufacturing plants, bakeries, or construction sites during summer months -- are most at risk. However, even long, hot afternoons at the beach can pose problems if warning signs are ignored.
With prompt treatment, most people recover completely from heat-related illness. However, heat stroke can be deadly if not properly managed.
What Causes Heat-Related Illnesses?
Heat-related illness can strike anyone. But chronic alcoholics, the elderly, the young, the obese, and individuals whose immune systems may be compromised are at greater risk, as are individuals taking certain drugs, such as antihistamines, antipsychotic medications, and co***ne. High humidity also increases the risk of heat illness because it interferes with the evaporation of sweat, your body's way of cooling itself. The reasons that people have heat related illnesses can be broken into two main categories:
Exercise-associated heat exhaustion or heat stroke and
Non-exertional classic heat stroke
Heat exhaustion, heat cramps, and heat stroke all occur when your body cannot cool itself adequately. But each is slightly different.
Heat exhaustion occurs when the body loses large amounts of water and salt through excessive sweating, particularly through hard physical labor or exercise. This loss of essential fluids can disturb circulation and interfere with brain function. Individuals who have heart, lung, or kidney problems or are on low-sodium diets may be particularly susceptible to heat exhaustion.
As in heat exhaustion, heat cramps can strike when the body loses excessive amounts of fluids and salt. This deficiency, accompanied by the loss of other essential nutrients such as potassium and magnesium, typically occurs during heavy exertion.
Heat stroke, the most serious of the heat-related illnesses, occurs when the body suffers from long, intense exposure to heat and loses its ability to cool itself. In prolonged, extreme heat, the part of the brain that normally regulates body temperature malfunctions. There is a decrease in the body's ability to sweat and, therefore, cool down. Those who have certain medical conditions that decrease the body's ability to sweat -- such as scleroderma or cystic fibrosis -- may be at greater risk of developing heat stroke

How to Reduce Body Heat Quickly and Get Relief
Reasons for rise
How to lower it
Body temperature measures the body’s ability to generate and get rid
of The normal temperature is often quoted as 98.6°F, but it can be slightly lower or higher. The average temperature of adults is between 97.8°F and 99.0°F.
Usually, your hypothalamus and autonomic nervous system keep your body within a degree or two of your normal temperature. However, there are times when your body heat rises. This condition is known as heat stress.
Heat stress may be due to extreme heat, certain foods, or other factors.
Reasons body temperature may rise
Several factors can cause your body temperature to rise. Here are a few common reasons for heat stress:
Having an inflammatory illness, such as an infection. Such an illness can cause you to have a fever, which is one indication that something unusual is going on in your body.
Having a thyroid disorder known as hyperthyroidism. This causes your body to produce too much thyroid hormone.
Spending time in extremely hot and humid weather. It’s especially likely if you’ve spent time in direct sunlight or have been doing physical activity that includes waking in sunlight.
Wearing tight-fitting, synthetic clothing includes underwear’s. These types of fabrics trap moisture and don’t breathe easily, especially if they’re tight.
Eating spicy, oily, or fried food. In addition, nuts, meats, and other
High-protein foods can contribute to heat stress.
Consuming drinks with caffeine or alcohol.
Performing intense physical exercise. This can cause an increase in heat since active muscles and related blood circulation activity create a lot of heat.
Having certain medical conditions that affect your body temperature, such as types of arthritis, leukemia, and neurological disorders.
Taking drugs that cause high body temperatures, such as certain antibiotics, opioids, and antihistamines.
Being dehydrated. Dehydration can lower your body’s ability to sweat to cool you down and support a normal temperature.
One health nutritionist Dr frank at professional human wellness executive recourses in anambra state, says, when your antioxidant is not balance with free radical wish can also short your immune system down, can also cause the body temperature to be high
How to lower body heat quickly
You probably know how important it is to hydrate with water when you have heat stress. There are lots of other ways to lower your body heat quickly as well. The following home remedies are easy and effective ways to beat the heat.
Cold foot bath
Placing your feet in a cold foot bath cools your body and allows you to sit back and relax. Simply add cold water and ice cubes to a bucket of water. Immerse your feet and soak for up to 20 minutes. Add a few drops of peppermint essential oil for an added cooling effect.
Coconut water
Drinking coconut water is a great way to refresh and revitalize your body. The vitamins, minerals, and electrolytes in coconut water make it an effective way to rehydrateTrusted Source and reenergize your body when you have heat stress. Coconut water has many other benefits, too. But if undergoing medical treatment please contacts the number below first
Peppermint
Peppermint is known for its cooling properties due to its high menthol content, which makes one have the sensation of feeling cooler. You can make a hot or iced peppermint tea and drink it throughout the day. While hot tea may seem to make you feel hotter, drinking hot drinks may help you to sweat more and help to cool down your body.
Hydrating foods
Eat plenty of foods high in water content. Fruits such as cantaloupe, watermelon, and strawberries are good options.
Try eating lots of vegetables such as celery, cucumber, and cauliflower. You can eat these foods raw in a salad. Alternatively, add a bit of ice to incorporate them into a healthy smoothie since yogurt is also a cooling food.
Sitali breath
This yoga breathing technique has a cooling effect on your body and your mind. Sitali breath helps you to relax and cool down both physically and
Mentally.
To do this:
Sit in a comfortable seated position.
Stick out your tongue and roll the outer edges together similar to a hot dog bun.
If your tongue doesn’t curl like this, you can pucker purse your lips.
Slowly inhale through your mouth.
Then exhale out through your nose.
This is one round.
Continue breathing like this for up to 5 minutes.
Dress accordingly
Play it cool in a hat with a wide brim and sunglasses if you’ll be in direct sunlight. You can even carry a parasol or umbrella.
Wear loose, lightly colored clothing in natural fabrics such as cotton, linen, or silk. Semi-synthetics such as rayon and modal can also be worn to combat body heat.
Aloe vera
The leaves and inner gel of this healing plant can help to lower body temperature.
You can apply aloe vera gel to your skin for a cooling effect. Either use the inside gel of a fresh plant or a pure aloe vera gel. For added benefits, keep it in the refrigerator before application.
Aloe vera can also be consumed internally. Use 2 tablespoons of fresh aloe vera gel per cup of water to make a drink.
Buttermilk
Drinking buttermilk may help to cool down your body and improve metabolism. It’s also full of probiotics (traditional buttermilk), vitamins, and minerals that will help to restore your body’s natural energy if you’re feeling drained by the heat.
Try drinking a glass of cold buttermilk. Adding honey or yogurt is optional but may make the flavor more to your liking.
Fenugreek
Sipping a cup of fenugreek tea may help to bring on a sweat, allowing
you to cool off. If you don’t like the idea of drinking a hot drink, you can make the tea ahead of time and chill it in the refrigerator before drinking it.
Fenugreek may also be useful in getting rid of some excess fluid and detoxifying the body.
Chili
Even though eating spicy food can make you feel warm, it can also help to lower your body temperature. That’s because the capsaicin in chilies sends messages to the brain to signal that your body is overheated. This causes you to sweat more than normal and brings on a cooling effect.
The takeaway
These remedies should help to cool you down if you’re feeling the heat. If your body temperature seems to be high for an undetermined reason or you’re not cooling down after trying some of these remedies, see your doctor. This is especially important if:
you have an underlying medical condition
you’re over 65 years of age
you’re pregnant or nursing
it’s occurring in young children or babies
Heat stress has the potential to turn into heat exhaustion or heat stroke if left untreated, so seek help if you or a loved one is having extreme discomfort that doesn’t ease.

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Topic; Bitter kola
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Garcinia/ Bitter Kola
This bitter fruit, which is believed to contain a high source of vitamins and minerals such as Vitamins A, C, E, B1, B2, B3, fiber, calcium, potassium, and iron, also carry other antioxidants and the usage is not limited to traditional activities alone.

Health benefits of bitter kola
It is possible to use bitter kola to improve several medical conditions for a short period. This might work for depressions, fatigue problems, atonic diarrhea, migraine, and other disease conditions.
1. Bitter kola serve as remedy for osteoarthritis (OA)
(OA) is the degeneration of joint cartilage and the underlying bone that causes pain and stiffness, especially in the hip, knee, and thumb joints is a common form of arthritis.
the causes of (OA) can include joint injury, obesity, and aging. bitter kola can reduced inflammation disease and pains. It also increased joint movement in patients that had (OA) symptoms.
Apart from the aforementioned on (OA), bitter kola can also repel snakes. It can be used to chase snakes away. For snake prevention you can spread it around the building.
2. Bitter kola helps to combat s*xually transmitted diseases (STDs)
Bitter kola has also be deduced to be a potent antibiotic that could be effective in the treatment of HIV and AIDS due to its antibacterial, detoxification, and cleansing properties
Since the emergence of s*xually transmitted diseases, reputable scientists have been battling day and night to bring a permanent solution to the disease.
Although their battle may seem somewhat difficult as a result of the complexity of the diseases, seed and leaf of bitter kola have antibacterial activity on clinical isolates of Staphylococcus aureus, Escherichia coli, Salmonella typhi and Streptococcus pyrogens.
3. Bitter kola helps to improves immune system
Bitter kola helps to boost immune system
Bitter kola provide the immune system with all the needed supports in order to protect one from attacks of harmful toxins and effective immune response against strange particles.
This high amount of antioxidants found in bitter kola does not only help fight bacteria and other illnesses, it also helps the body to increase its immunity levels.
And when the immunity level of the body is increased, it becomes strong enough to fight against any foreign contaminant.
4. Bitter kola helps cure impotence
With bitter kola impotent is an history because when it comes to the improvement of s*xual performance, especially among men, bitter kola is king among all other suggested herbs.
Bitter Kola does not only increase s*x drive, it also improves the s*xual performance of men who consume it. One Dr Frank From Prower says that, For the seed to be effective, it is advisable for the seed to be chewed some minutes before the in*******se and it can also prevent bad bacteria.
It has also been confirmed that bitter kola helps to increase s***m counts and promote male fertility, which can be useful for those of you out there looking into adding a little one to your family.
Not only that, but bitter kola can actually help to boost libido in men as well. It’s a potent aphrodisiac and also it can actually temporarily boost testosterone levels.
5. Bitter kola aids proper functioning of the lungs
The fibers and lung tissues are not only strengthened when bitter kola is consumed regularly in a considerate amount, it also stabilises any other counter effect.
In addition, it helps in the maintenance of good respiratory tract as well as treating chest cold. It has a favourably high antioxidant content for a healthy body.
Bitter kola’s benefit to lung properties are attributed to its high antioxidant content. So, if you are a smoker or even a passive smoker, definitely bitter kola is the cure.
6. Bitter kola assists with weight loss
Bitter Kola Assist weight loss
Bitter Kola has been revealed to be a natural hunger suppressant and also increases the urge to drink more water. Regular use of bitter kola can help you reduce your weight faster than gym could.
People that are placed on a special diet and wish to lose some weight can add bitter kola nuts to their meals and experience fewer food cravings throughout the day; using nuts as a snack can also help reduce hunger between meals.
7. Bitter kola serve as anti-malaria agent
Bitter kola serves as anti malaria agent
Kolaviron is an anti-oxidant and anti-inflammatory phyto-chemical. Kolaviron is a major constituent of garcinia seed which helps in treating malaria. chemical constituents in bitter kola have anti-malarial properties.
This is why traditional healers have for many years prescribed bitter kola for the treatment of malaria infections.There are no definite side effects of having this naturally occurring blissful plant. But, anything in excess or wrong proportion may show its evil side.
Therefore, it is advisable to use the seed on some certain occasions, because consumption of bitter kola is found to have some side effects.
To some certain degree it has been proven that bitter kola stem, bark and seeds are used for the treatment of acute fever, inflammation, respiratory tract and throats infections.
8. Bitter kola fights Glaucoma (eye pressure)
Glaucoma, known as eye pressure is a condition of increased pressure within the eyeball, causing a gradual loss of sight. Glaucoma could result in permanent blindness if left untreated.
However, bitter kola has been found to be an amazing remedy for the eye. when bitter kola is eaten at least twice a day, it could successfully reduce the eye pressure but mostly when use as eye drop.
9. Bitter kola helps reduce constipation
Kola nuts, functions as a dietary fibre in food as it helps in the prevention and treatments of health conditions that relate to the digestive system which includes bloating, constipation and other conditions that disrupt the bowel movement.
10. Bitter kola enhances cancer treatment
Bitter kola have been found effective in stopping growing of tumours and cancerous disease in human body. the presence of a chemical compound known as phytoestrogens in bitter kola is used for cancer treatment and reduce the growth of tumour cells.
Similarly, there is a non-steroidal plant compound contained in kola nut extracts which have the ability to terminate the growth and development of prostate cancer cells in the body.
11. Bitter kola increases mental alertness
The caffeine content in bitter kola makes it a good stimulant or psycho-stimulants for the central nervous system; as it helps to improve awareness, mood and elevated mood.
These nuts, specifically bitter kola are regarded as cognitive boosters.
12. Bitter kola helps promotes diuresis
Kola nuts and bitter kola contain bitter chemicals such as caffeine and theobromine which serve as natural diuretics. This implies that the bitter content in these nuts helps to increase water and salt expelled from human body; and some minor sicknesses in the body are flushed out through urine in the process which makes them beneficial to human health.
13. Bitter kola boosts fertility
14. Bitter kola helps staying awake
One of the things bitter kola is commonly abused of is its intake to prevent sleep which is possible because of its rich caffeine content, and when it’s taken regularly and in excess can at a point cause insomnia including other related problems such as stomach irritation, nervousness, restlessness, and more.
15. Bitter kola serves as natural therapy for cold
This is one of the ancient uses of bitter kola which extend till the recent times. These nuts have been found to be medicinal since the olden days as natural remedy for chest cold. Bitter kola help to enlarge the alveolar sac and duct thereby providing relief for chest cold and prevent the symptoms of cold.
The presence of caffeine in bitter kola also contribute to this effect but always consult the doctor before using this therapy because excess caffeine can cause adverse reactions.
16. Bitter kola can help balance blood sugar levels
Bitter kola isn’t just useful for treating malaria. It can also be effective for individuals who have type 2 diabetes as a means of keeping their blood glucose levels stable.
the seeds from the plant are capable of reducing elevated blood glucose levels. This makes it ideal for both treatment of type 2 diabetes as well as for any complications that can arise from the condition.
In addition to that, studies performed on rats that had type 1 diabetes found that bitter kola could actually prevent the cognitive and motor dysfunction that is typically associated with the disease.
17 Helps Pregnancy: Bitter kola contrary to what some may believe, actually has been said to be helpful and useful in and for pregnant women, as it helps in combating nausea and vomiting, making the uterus healthier, supplies strength to the expectant mother and normalizes circulation of blood also.
18 Anti-Poison: The bark and the seed when eaten together helps in detoxification of the human body during food poisoning. Saponin found in bitter kola is used as a liver tonic, assisting in the gall bladder functions because of its cleaning properties.
19 Evil Spirits: Delving into a little bit of spirituality, although those you do not believe in spirits, may not agree, the tribes and ancient peoples believed that the plant has abilities to repel evil men and spirits.
Side effects of bitter kola
Consumption of bitter kola nuts is completely safe. I personally haven’t experienced any sort of side effects or anything like that with eating bitter kola. As with any form of natural supplement or remedy however, you should definitely consult with your family doctor before use.
With that being said, there have been reports of certain side effects that can occur due to bitter kola usage. As bitter kola do contain caffeine and can affect the central nervous system, most of the negative effects are felt by individuals who are sensitive to caffeine in general.
The most common side effects associated with bitter kola include:
Dry mouth
Insomnia
Rapid heartbeat
Nausea
Stomach cramps
Diarrhea
Hives.
If you experience symptoms such as hives or any other sign of an allergic reaction, you should immediately stop taking bitter kola and consult your doctor.
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TOPIC; FIBROID
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Everything you need to know about fibroids.
Uterine fibroids are non-cancerous tumors that grow from the muscle layers of the womb. These benign growths of smooth muscle can vary from the size of a bean to being as large as a melon.
They are also known as leiomyomas and myomas.
Fibroids affect around 30 percent of all women by the age of 35 years, and from 20 to 80 percent by the age of 50 years.
They usually develop between the ages of 16 to 50 years. These are the reproductive years during which estrogen levels are higher.
Fast facts on fibroids:
Fibroids are most common during the reproductive years.
It is unclear exactly why they form, but they appear to develop when estrogen levels are higher.
Most people experience no symptoms while some with symptoms, can include lower backache, constipation, and excessive or painful uterine bleeding leading to anemia.

There are four types of fibroid:

Intramural: This is the most common type. An intramural fibroid is embedded in the muscular wall of the womb.
Subserosal fibroids: These extend beyond the wall of the womb and grow within the surrounding outer uterine tissue layer. They can develop into pedunculated fibroids(the type that can grow inside or outside uterus), where the fibroid has a stalk and can become quite large.
Submucosal fibroids: This type can push into the cavity of the womb. It is usually found in the muscle beneath the inner lining of the wall.
Cervical fibroids: Cervical fibroids take root in the neck of the womb, known as the cervix.
The classification of a fibroid depends on its location in the womb.

Symptoms
Around 1 in 3 women with fibroids will experience symptoms which may include:

heavy, painful periods, also known as menorrhagia
anemia from heavy periods
lower backache or leg pain
constipation
discomfort in the lower abdomen, especially in the case of large fibroids
frequent urination
pain during in*******se, known as dyspareunia

Other possible symptoms include:

labor problems
pregnancy problems
fertility problems
repeated miscarriages.
If fibroids are large, there may also be weight gain and swelling in the lower abdomen.

Once a fibroid develops, it can continue to grow until menopause. As estrogen levels fall after menopause, the fibroid will usually shrink.

Causes
It remains unclear exactly what causes fibroids but may relate to estrogen levels because, during the reproductive years, estrogen and progesterone levels are higher and when this happen fibroids have 97% of chance to develop.

When estrogen levels are high, especially during pregnancy, fibroids tend to swell. They are also more likely to develop when a woman is taking birth control pills that contain estrogen.

Low estrogen levels can cause fibroids to shrink, such during and after menopause.

Genetic factors are thought to impact the development of fibroids. Having a close relative with fibroids increases the chance of developing them.

Excessive exercise can change your hormone and when that happen your estrogen can be have giving hand to fibroids and also being overweight or obese increases the risk of fibroids. There is also evidence that red meat, alcohol, and caffeine could increase the risk of fibroids, and that an increased intake of fruit and vegetables might reduce it. Someone with disease or infection has 73% of having fibroids.

Childbearing lowers the risk of developing fibroids. The risk reduces each time a woman gives birth.

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As fibroids often do not show symptoms, they are usually diagnosed during routine pelvic examinations.

The following diagnostic tests can detect fibroids and rule out other conditions:

A doctor can create ultrasound images by scanning over the abdomen or by inserting a small ultrasound probe into the va**na. Both approaches may be needed.
An MRI(magnetic resonance imaging) can determine the size and quantity of fibroids.
A hysteroscopy uses a small device with a camera attached to the end to examine the inside of the womb. The device is inserted through the va**na and into the womb through the cervix. If necessary, the doctor can take a biopsy at the same time to identify potentially cancerous cells in the area.
A laparoscopy may also be performed. In a laparoscopy, the doctor makes a small opening in the skin of the abdomen and inserts a small tube with a lighted camera attached through the layers of abdominal wall. The camera reaches into the abdominopelvic cavity to examine the outside of the womb and its surrounding structures. If necessary, a biopsy can be taken from the outer layer of the womb.
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Treatment
Birth control medication can be used to shrink fibroids.
Treatment is only recommended for those women experiencing symptoms as a result of fibroids. If the fibroids are not affecting quality of life, treatment may not be necessary.

Fibroids can lead to heavy periods, but if these do not cause major problems, one may choose not to have treatment.

During menopause, fibroids often shrink, and symptoms often become less apparent or even resolve completely.

When treatment is necessary, it can take the form of medication or surgery. The location of the fibroids, the severity of symptoms, and any future childbearing plans can all affect the decision.

Medication
The first line of treatment for fibroids is medication.

A drug known as a gonadotropin-releasing hormone agonist (GnRHa) causes the body to produce less estrogen and progesterone. This shrinks fibroids. GnRHa stops the menstrual cycle without affecting fertility after the end of treatment.

GnRH agonists can cause menopause-like symptoms, including hot flashes, a tendency to sweat more, va**nal dryness, and, in some cases, a higher risk of osteoporosis(arthritis).

They may be given before surgery to shrink the fibroids. GnRH agonists are for short-term use only.

Another option is GnRH antagonists, which stop the pituitary gland from making follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH) and luteinizing hormone (LH). When a person takes GnRH antagonists, the ovaries stop making estrogen and progesterone.

Other medications are available, but they may be less effective in treating larger fibroids.
These include:

Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs). Anti-inflammatory medications reduce the production of hormone-like lipid compounds called prostaglandins. Prostaglandins are associated with crampy periods, and they are thought to be associated with heavy menstrual periods. For those with fibroids, an NSAID may be effective at reducing fibroid pain, bleeding and may or may not affect fertility.
Birth control pills: Oral contraceptives help regulate the ovulation cycle, and they may help reduce the amount of pain or bleeding during periods.
Levonorgestrel intrauterine system (LNG-IUS): This plastic device is placed inside the womb. It then releases a hormone called levonorgestrel over an extended timeframe. The hormone stops the inside lining of the womb from growing too fast, which reduces menstrual bleeding. Adverse effects include irregular bleeding for up to 6 months or longer, headaches, breast tenderness, and acne. In some cases, it can stop periods.
Surgery
Severe fibroids may not respond to more conservative treatment options, and surgery may be necessary.

Doctor may consider the following procedures:

Hysterectomy: A hysterectomy is the partial or total removal of the womb. This is considered for treating extremely large fibroids or excessive bleeding. A total hysterectomy can prevent the return of fibroids. If a surgeon also removes the ovaries and fallopian tubes, side effects can include reduced libido and early menopause.
Myomectomy: This is the removal of fibroids from the muscular wall of the womb. It can help women who still want to have children. Women with large fibroids, or fibroids located in particular parts of the womb, may not benefit from this surgery.
Endometrial ablation: Removing the lining inside of the womb may help if fibroids are near the inner surface of the womb. Endometrial ablation may be an effective alternative to a hysterectomy for some women with fibroids.
Uterine artery embolization (UAE), more specifically uterine fibroid embolization (UFE): Cutting off the blood supply to the area shrinks the fibroid. Guided by fluoroscopic X-ray imaging, a chemical is injected through a catheter into the arteries supplying blood to any fibroids. This procedure reduces or removes symptoms in up to 90 percent of people with fibroids but is not suitable for women who are pregnant and typically not for those who still wish to have children.
MRI-guided percutaneous laser ablation: An MRI scan is used to locate the fibroids. Fine needles are then inserted through the skin and body tissues of the patient and pushed until they reach the targeted fibroids. A laser fiber device is inserted through the needles. A laser light is sent through the device to shrink the fibroids.
MRI-guided focused ultrasound surgery: An MRI scan locates the fibroids, and high energy ultrasound waves are delivered to shrink them).
Natural treatments
There is no proven natural treatment for fibroids. However, keeping weight down through exercise and a healthful diet may help to moderate estrogen levels.

Complications
In severe cases, fibroids can lead to infertility.
Fibroids do not normally result in complications, but if they occur, they can be serious and even life-threatening.

Complications may include:

Menorrhagia, also called heavy periods: This can sometimes prevent a woman from functioning normally during menstruation, leading to depression, anemia, and fatigue.
Abdominal pain: If fibroids are large, swelling and discomfort may occur in the lower abdomen. They may also cause constipation with painful bowel movements.
Pregnancy problems: Preterm birth, labor problems, and miscarriages may occur as estrogen levels rise significantly during pregnancy.
Infertility: In some cases, fibroids can make it harder for the fertilized egg to attach itself to the lining of the womb. A submucosal fibroid growing on the inside of the uterine cavity may change the shape of the womb, making conception more difficult.
Leiomyosarcoma: This is a rare form of cancer that is thought by some to be able to develop inside of a fibroid in very rare cases.
Other serious complications include acute thromboembolism, deep vein thrombosis (DVT), acute renal failure, and internal bleeding.

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