Uterine fibroid tumors are non-cancerous neoplasms (abnormal cell growths) that develop on the uterus' smooth muscle tissues. In most cases, uterine fibroid tumors won't exhibit any symptoms nor require any treatment. If, however, uterine fibroid tumors develop into cancer, cause painful symptoms or complicate pregnancy, surgery and medication may be required. About 20 to 25 percent of all women experience uterine fibroid tumors. This site is for those looking for information, articles and news on uterine fibroid tumors.
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