Fibroids after menopause Are Less Noticeable Because They Decrease In Size
Sunday, June 17th, 2007Fibroids growth among women is very common and at least a fifth of all women will report this condition while this percentage rises to eighty percent when they attain the age of fifty or more. Fibroids are really growths or tumors comprising muscle cells as well as tissues along the walls of the uterus. There is yet no real certainty amongst doctors about the exact causes of fibroids though theories abound with factors such as hormonal, genetics, environment as well as all three of these factors taken together contributing to fibroids’ occurrence.