July has been officially designated as Texas Fibroid Awareness Month! Uterine fibroids pose a significant health challenge for women of every ethnicity. Women with fibroids often encounter pelvic discomfort, frequent urination, anemia, infertility, miscarriage, and intense bleeding. Although this condition is widespread, it lacks adequate research funding and awareness to allow women to discuss treatment […]
Pineywood of East Texas Self-Care Forum 7/6 Read More »
July has been officially designated as Texas Fibroid Awareness Month! The prevalence of uterine fibroids presents a considerable health obstacle for women of all races. Those with fibroids frequently suffer from pelvic pain, frequent urination, anemia, infertility, miscarriage, and heavy menstrual bleeding. Despite its widespread occurrence, uterine fibroids are underfunded and under-discussed in the medical
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July has been officially designated as Texas Fibroid Awareness Month! Uterine fibroids are one of the most common health issues facing women of all races. Many women experience symptoms such as significant pelvic pain, increased urinary frequency, anemia, miscarriages, infertility, and heavy bleeding. Despite the commonality of this condition, there is a lack of research
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July has been officially designated as Texas Fibroid Awareness Month! Uterine fibroids pose a significant health challenge for women from all ethnic backgrounds. Women afflicted with fibroids often experience pelvic discomfort, recurrent urination, anemia, infertility, pregnancy loss, and profuse menstrual bleeding. Although uterine fibroids are prevalent, they receive inadequate research funding and reduced discussion in
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July has been officially designated as Texas Fibroid Awareness Month! Uterine fibroids are one of the most common health issues facing women of all races. Many women experience symptoms such as significant pelvic pain, increased urinary frequency, anemia, miscarriages, infertility, and heavy bleeding. Despite the commonality of this condition, there is a lack of research
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