Mother's myometrial uterine fibroids

[PhilzCoffeeAddict]

Deleted because I was told it was not a good idea.

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[Oso]

I would delete this.

Also our opinions mean absolutely nothing.

 

[Money Moniker]

You are far too easily swayed by the opinion of strangers, friend. So for what it's worth, I think the question, whatever it was, was a great idea. Hit us with it!

 

[Dares Dareson]

You can just say "fibroids". Thread title came straight from the Department of Redundancy Department

 

[Oso]

You can just say "fibroids". Thread title came straight from the Department of Redundancy Department

lol damn

 

[PhilzCoffeeAddict]

Sorry, I didn't know. I figured there were more than one fibroid so I just listed what I saw on her ultrasound report.

 

[Oso]

Sorry, I didn't know. I figured there were more than one fibroid so I just listed what I saw on her ultrasound report.

No worries at all dude, I hope she is getting good care and doing well.

 

[Dares Dareson]

Sorry, I didn't know. I figured there were more than one fibroid so I just listed what I saw on her ultrasound report.

Okay sorry now I feel bad, but in my defense the original post was deleted so I had no idea what's going on. I still don't but I hope your mother is well. There are different types in that they can grow in different places but they're all due to myometrial overgrowth, i.e. the muscular layer of the uterus (see below). You can also have endometrial hyperplasia, which is more concerning because it can turn into cancer. Fibroids are generally benign. DISCLAIMER: This is not intended as medical advice; it's only to help you in school.