In most cases, fibroids treatment is not necessary in women.
About one woman in forty will develop uterine fibroids or ovarian cysts.
These are benign tumors, but they can cause many uncomfortable problems, such as severe back and abdominal pain, anemia and fertility issues.
If you are experiencing severe fibroids symptoms, you are probably looking into treatment options.
Uterine fibroids treatment can be invasive, and the results are not always long lived.
In some severe cases, women undergo surgery, and the three main surgical procedures for fibroids treatment are myomectomy, hysterectomy and uterine fibroid embolization.
Surgeries are not always the answer, because there is a chance in some types of surgeries for the fibroids to regrow.
In addition, the long term effect of the treatment of uterine artery embolization fibroids is still largely unknown.
Many medications are available for the treatment of fibroids, but they are not without side effects.
Some of those side effects include headaches, cessation of periods, bone loss (due to decreased estrogen levels) and weight gain.
One of the new treatments available is a medicated intra-uterine device (IUD) which decreases a woman's blood flow, in effect reducing the size of the fibroids.
IUDs can cause many unwelcome side effects and they are not suitable for a larger uterus.
This is why many women are interested to know more about fibroids treatment methods that do not involve surgery.
It is possible, with natural methods to shrink and dissolve these uterine tumors naturally, and without invasive and risky surgery.