I had a myomectomy two years ago where a large fibroid was removed. I do have multiple fibroids and I still have pain on the right side where they removed the fibroid. Could it have grown back that fast or could it be the other fibroids bothering me?
It is possible that your fibroid may have grown back, as fibroids can grow back about half of the time after an individual receives myomectomy. In addition, half of those individuals with re-growths eventually need more surgery to be entirely rid of the fibroids.
By comparison, however, fibroids may grow back up to only 10% of the time after UFE and if so, grow back several years after the surgery. Research has proven UFE to be very effective with a very low rate of recurrence and therefore can be seen as an optimal choice to more traditional methods of fibroid removal.
At any rate, because you have stated that there may be other fibroids present in your uterus; these also may stand as the cause of your pain and discomfort. Therefore, we suggest that you consult your physician to find out whether it is fibroid re-growth or the remaining un-treated fibroids that are causing these symptoms.
If you are interested in learning more about how Uterine Artery Embolization can help relieve fibroids and their related symptoms, please feel free to call the Fibroid Treatment Collective at 866-362-6463.
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Dr. McLucas performed UFE surgery on my me 3 years ago and I must say that it gave me my life back. I just wish I had found him sooner, as I suffered for MANY years from a lemon sized fibroid that happened to be pushing on my bladder(causing incontinence) and very heavy, painful periods. Thank you Dr. McLucas.
Rose
Thanks so much for sharing Rose! We’re glad you are doing well.