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Most fibroids don’t affect fertility — but some can, depending on their size and location
To help manage symptoms, switch to more absorbent period products, make healthy lifestyle changes and explore treatment options
Your care team can help you manage the side effects of surgery, chemo and radiation — but you have to let them know what you’re experiencing
Study results don’t conclude hair straighteners cause cancer, but they do raise questions
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Depending on their size, these noncancerous growths can create an abdominal bulge
Depending on size and location, they can affect your rectum, stomach, bladder and kidneys
Eating more fruits and veggies and less red meat could help prevent or shrink fibroids
How uterine fibroids can change with your body
If you’re living through fatigue due to fibroids, there are ways to cope
Treatments can help, besides a hysterectomy
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