Cancerous Fibroids

As women, we are all programmed to look out for, and feel for any lumps and bumps in order that we can take any necessary action as quickly as possible. It is therefore understandable to feel worried when we are diagnosed with fibroid tumors, with the very word “tumor” often striking fear even in the most carefree of us and this may lead us to wonder if cancerous fibroids are common.

Most experts agree that in themselves, normal uterine fibroids are not cancerous. They do not cause cancer and do not become cancerous. Having said that, any abnormal, quick-growing mass of cells are sometimes considered to be potentially dangerous by some doctors, who may take steps to stop further growth and may even recommend a hysterectomy if the fibroids are large. It is obviously wise to have a proper diagnosis before undergoing any treatment to ensure that what your doctor thinks is a benign fibroid is not a different type of growth.

It is possible to have cancerous growths in and around the reproductive organs though, although these are very unlikely to be related to fibroid growth. There are four main cancers which affect this area:-

1. Cervical Cancer
2. Endometrial Carcinoma
3. Ovarian Cancer
4. Vaginal Cancer

Having established that cancerous fibroids are extremely rare, providing you have received a diagnosis of benign fibroids from your doctor, you have the luxury of time to consider your treatment options. You can do this in the knowledge that apart from the obvious discomfort factor, you are not putting yourself at risk by briefly postponing treatment.

A doctor may recommend a “watchful waiting” approach, to see if you can cope with your symptoms, or may suggest surgery or drug treatment. The problem with these treatments is that they do not get to the root cause of the problem so although you may get some relief, it is likely to be temporary as the fibroids are likely to regrow.

Having put aside your concerns about cancerous fibroids, you may wish to consider trying a natural holistic approach to get rid of your fibroids. Providing you have a little determination and you are prepared to take charge of your own healing by following a set of specific steps, your fibroids could be a thing of the past within a few short weeks.

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