Abnormal uterine bleeding can be a confusing and sometimes alarming experience, but it’s far more common than many realize.

For many women, monthly periods bring much more than minor inconveniences. They can feel like a debilitating ordeal, marked ...

Uterine fibroids, a frequent cause of heavy bleeding and anemia, are common. Hysterectomy is the most common treatment, but safer options, such as localized ablation and oral GnRH antagonist therap ...

Every year, thousands of women are steered toward a fibroid treatment that doesn't actually remove fibroids. Uterine Fibroid ...

Uterine fibroids are noncancerous growths in the uterus. Menopause often leads to their shrinkage due to a drop in hormone levels, reducing symptoms like heavy bleeding.

Let’s dig into the science and spotlight what many women with fibroids, especially in the Black community, need to ...

If you experience heavy menstrual bleeding, it may be related to uterine fibroids. Here’s what to know about these benign growths and what you can do to lighten your periods.

Most women have uterine fibroids. Doctors have no idea why. These solid lumps of muscle, some the size of a watermelon, can dramatically affect a woman’s quality of life and fertility.

Heavy menstrual bleeding can result from various reproductive issues, including uterine fibroids. For those suspecting the condition or if you have been diagnosed, here’s how you can manage it.

Medication to shrink the fibroids and control bleeding. Surgically Removing the fibroids or a Hysterectomy. "Generally, in my practice, I see that hysterectomy tends to be a last resort treatment ...

Heavy bleeding due to my fibroids sent me to the ER. Courtesy Zinhle Essamuah. Thankfully, I texted that question to my friends, who answered with an immediate YES.