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For the treatment of the fibroid, surgery is the mainstay, however medicines can help. But the medicines are not a cure for the fibroid. If they are causing period problems and if you are getting anaemic, then you will need iron tablets. Your GP may try simple non-hormonal medications to treat heavy period like tranexamic acid, mefenamic acid. Sometimes if they're not very big and not growing within the cavity, hormone releasing coils might help. There are special injections available. These are once-a-month injections. These are quite powerful injections which will stop your ovaries from functioning, but as a side effect, they will cause menopausal symptoms. And because they can have effect on the bones, you will not be able to have the medication for more than 6 months. More recently, there is a fibroid-specific tablet available without the menopausal symptoms, they are known as ulipristal acetate. In the market it is available as Esmya tablet, but it must be used under the specialist treatment with some caution. So, you should seek specialist advice for medical treatment of the fibroid.

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