Charlotte Holland said she was lucky her insurance covered the near £19,000 procedure in order to avoid being put on the NHS ...

When fibroids grow too large, the body can no longer provide them with enough nutrients to sustain them. They begin to break down in a process called fibroid degeneration. You may not be aware you ...

Uterine fibroids affect countless women worldwide ... These non-cancerous growths in the uterus can range from tiny lesions to large masses, impacting everything from monthly cycles to fertility.

In the case of large fibroid, it is possible to use the morcellation technique to reduce its volume progressively, extracting the tissue in cone shapes to avoid injury of the surrounding uterine ...

She continued, “I know that there are a lot of women who have very severe symptoms of their fibroids. I wasn’t one of those people. However, they were large, they were growing. And I just felt ...