Q1) How long does laparoscopic myomectomy surgery last?
Ans. Laparoscopic myomectomy surgery lasts 1 to 3 hours.
Q2) Do fibroids grow after laparoscopic myomectomy?
Ans. Fibroids can regrow. Regular follow-ups help observe any changes and stop their growth.
Q3) What is the success rate of laparoscopic myomectomy surgery?
Ans. Laparoscopic myomectomy surgery has a 95% success rate done by an experienced gynecologist.
Q4) When do fibroids stop occurring?
Ans. Fibroids will stop growing after you hit menopause.
Q5) What is the reason for fibroids?
Ans. The cause of fibroids is linked to hormonal and genetic factors with some dietary influence.
Q6) What size of fibroids are normal?
Ans. Small fibroids that are less than 1 cm are common and symptom-free if present on the outer side of the uterus.
Q7) How do you know the fibroid is growing big?
Ans. Increasing pelvic pain, heavy periods, and visible abdominal growth indicates fibroids are growing big.
Q8) Can your spouse feel your fibroids during intercourse?
Ans. In some cases, large fibroids are felt during intercourse, but this is uncommon.
Q9) Can I feel fibroids with my fingers?
Ans. No, fibroids are located deep in your uterus and not easily felt externally but, if they grow big enough, then you can feel it on the abdomen.