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Uterine Fibroid Disease: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatments

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Questions about insurance coverage? We will explain to you your vein treatment insurance coverage and benefits. Provide us with your insurance information and we will answer any questions you may have (844) 690-1788

Before any treatment is done, you will have a detailed outline of how much you will owe (if anything). We will work directly with your insurance company to help you get treated.

We work closely with insurance companies and you to ensure that there are no surprise bills or hidden costs.

Do I need a physician referral?

No. The majority of providers we work with don’t require a physician referral. However, some insurances do, please give us a call and our verifications team will help you get in touch with your insurance provider.

What should I bring to my initial consultation?

1. Insurance card or cards.

2. Photo ID.

3. Complete medical history. List of all prescriptions and over-the counter medication that you are taking.

4. List of allergies, including food and medical.

Can uterine fibroids become cancerous?

Uterine fibroids are almost always benign, with less than 1% turning into cancer. The rare malignant form is known as leiomyosarcoma. Regular monitoring and medical evaluation are essential to ensure fibroids remain benign.

How is uterine fibroid disease diagnosed?

Uterine fibroids are typically diagnosed using imaging techniques such as ultrasound or MRI. A pelvic exam may also detect abnormalities, prompting further investigation with advanced diagnostic tools.

Can uterine fibroid embolization improve fertility?

While UFE preserves the uterus, its effects on fertility depend on individual cases. Many women experience improved symptoms, making conception more feasible, but others may need additional fertility treatments.

What are the risks associated with uterine fibroid embolization?

While UFE is generally safe, potential risks include infection, an allergic reaction to contrast dye, or incomplete fibroid shrinkage that requires additional treatment.

Can uterine fibroids recur after treatment?

Uterine fibroid embolization significantly reduces the likelihood of recurrence compared to other treatments. However, new fibroids may develop in some cases due to underlying factors.

Is uterine fibroid embolization safe?

Yes, UFE is considered a safe and effective procedure with a high success rate in reducing symptoms. It is minimally invasive, requires no general anesthesia, and has fewer complications compared to surgical options like hysterectomy.

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