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By Godfred Ashie
Fibroids are not simply a health problem for the women affected; they can make daily life painful and difficult. The condition affects many women, making even routine activities challenging . As a result, it can have a significant impact on their overall quality of life.
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| A Surgically Removed Uterine Fibroid Source: Esse.Care |
Speaking to Mrs Elizabeth Korasare, a CEO of Fibroid Foundation Africa, she talked about how necessary it is for women who have fibroids to be supported
According to health specialists, several factors make fibroids more difficult to manage." Many women are unaware of the symptoms and only seek medical care when the condition becomes severe. Delayed diagnosis can lead to complications such as anaemia, fertility problems, and pregnancy-related issues".
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| CEO of Fibroid Foundation Africa, Elizabeth Korasare |
Living with fibroids often brings emotional and financial challenges in addition to physical pain. The cost of diagnosis, medication, and surgery can place a heavy burden on many families. Fear, stigma, and misconceptions about the condition may also discourage some women from seeking medical attention.
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| A woman suffering from Uterine Fibroid Source: Online |
Health experts encourage women to pay close attention to symptoms such as heavy bleeding, persistent pelvic pain, and abdominal swelling. Seeking medical care early can improve treatment outcomes and reduce the risk of complications. Regular check-ups and increased awareness are essential for protecting women’s reproductive health.
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| Health Care Experts. Source: Online |
Fortunately, advances in modern medical technology have made fibroid treatment safer and less invasive than in the past. Procedures such as uterine artery embolization and focused ultrasound can effectively shrink fibroids while allowing for faster recovery than traditional open surgery. These innovations enable many women to resume their normal daily activities much sooner.
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| A medical technology for fibriod treatment Source: Online |
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