With no iota of doubt, fibroids are one of the most common uterine abnormal growth that develop in women (around 30% of women over age 30 have at least one fibroid). Uterine fibroids are clusters of smooth muscles and connective tissues that can be as large as a melon and as small as a pea. Fibroids are regarded sometimes as tumors (benign) but not cancerous. These tumors are majorly asymptomatic but may be associated with vague feelings of discomfort, pressure, congestion, bloating, and heaviness; can include pain during sexual intercourse, urinary frequency, backache, abdominal enlargement, and abnormal heavy menstrual flow. Uterine fibroid are classified as follows;

1) Submucosal (just under the lining of the uterus

2) Intramural (within the uterine muscle wall)

3) Subserosal (just inside the outer wall of the uterus)

4) Interligamentous (in the cervix between the two layers of the broad ligament)

5) Pedunculated (on a stalk, either submucosal or subserous)



Causes

The key behind the development and growth of fibroid is oestrogen. Oestrogen which controls a woman’s monthly cycle is a hormone responsible for the development and regulation of the female reproductive system and secondary sex characteristic. Concentration of oestrogen receptors is higher in fibroid tissues than the surrounding tissues, thus can be regarded as the cause of fibroid. However, as women pass through menopause there is less oestrogen and so there will be a tendency for fibroid to shrink on its own. Also one should know that fibroid is associated with late marriage because if there is no pregnancy to occupy the uterus, the muscles in the uterus will then increase to the point that it will become fibroid as uterus was designed to carry baby. Other known causes include careless use of contraceptives, heredity, miscarriage, and abortion.

Diet
Important dietary recommendations for fibroid patients are to avoid saturated fats, sugar, and caffeine and to eat a high fiber diets rich in phytoestrogens (plant oestrogens). Phytoestrogen works by competitively inhibiting oestrogen by binding to it receptor site thereby reducing oestrogenic influences. Phytoestrogens sometimes called anti-oestrogens have rich sources that include soy and soy foods, ground flaxseed, and nuts and seeds.

Therapeutic Considerations

“The doctor of the future will give no medicine, but will interest his patient in the care of the human frame, in diet and in the cause and prevention of disease” —THOMAS EDISON

The different sizes, weights and locations of fibroids remain important factors for treating fibroid with any useful therapeutics. However, natural or herbal medicines have contributed immensely to it shrinking and reduction in sizes. There are cute numbers of herbs that research had shown to reduce oestrogen influences in the body. Our Chinese herbal products are very effective and guarantee urgent and complete elimination of all types of uterine fibroids. We hereby recommend them for fibroid patients at large.
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