Large Uterine Tumour: Is Laparoscopic Surgery Possible?
Most large uterine tumours are fibroids, and in experienced hands many can be operated on laparoscopically. However, keyhole surgery is not suitable for everyone.
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Plain-language articles and video advice from Dr. Sharmin Afroz on ‘ফাইব্রয়েড’.
Most large uterine tumours are fibroids, and in experienced hands many can be operated on laparoscopically. However, keyhole surgery is not suitable for everyone.
Removing fibroids while keeping the womb, called myomectomy, can often be done by laparoscopy, even for large tumours. This matters especially for women who want children.
Heavy periods can be caused by hormonal imbalance, fibroids, polyps, adenomyosis or blood clotting problems. Finding the cause and treating it is important.
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Dr. Sharmin Afroz
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