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Why Do Fibroids Cause Heavy Bleeding?
Fibroids are also referred to as myomas. It is a non-cancerous growth found on the muscular wall of the myomertrium (in the wall of the uterus). They are mostly benign monoclonal tumors that are not dangerous (non-cancerous growths).
Fibroids vary in number and size. They begin as multiple, single cell seedlings that try to get disseminated throughout the uterine wall. It increases in size very slowly after it gets stirred by oestrogens and progestogens.
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Most women having uterine fibroids don't have symptoms. Yet fibroids cause a number of physical problems depending on size, location and how close they are flanked by the pelvic organs. Some of the symptoms of fibroids include, pain, pressure on the bladder or obstructed urination, pelvic pain and reproductive difficulties (miscarriage or infertility), sexual dysfunction, urinary problems and depression.
However many women who have uterine fibroids do have other symptoms such abnormal vaginal bleeding (increased menstrual bleeding), which includes heavier bleeding or longer periods. So here are some of the reasons why fibroids cause heavy bleeding.
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Gynecologic
Condition
Fibroids
cause
excessive
bleeding
yet
it
doesn’t
mean
they
themselves
bleed.
Nevertheless
it
is
a
symptom
of
uterine
myomas
(Fibroids).
Abnormal
bleeding
is
mostly
a
gynecologic
condition.
The
vaginal
bleeding
can
turn
out
to
be
abnormal
if
it
tends
to
occur
between
a
woman's
menstrual
cycles––
such
as
if
the
flow
is
heavier
than
normal.
It
is
even
considered
to
be
abnormal
when
it
appears
after
menopause.
Closer
To
Uterine
Lining
So
what
makes
fibroids
bleed?
Fibroids
bleed
because
the
tumour
is
quite
close
to
the
uterine
lining.
When
fibroids
tend
to
develop
inside
the
womb
then
the
mechanism
that
controls
the
menstrual
flow
may
not
work
appropriately.
If
there
is
the
pressure
of
the
fibroids
meddling
with
the
blood
flow
it
can
cause
heavy
period
or
spotting
between
regular
menses.
Two
Kinds
Of
Bleeding
There
are
two
common
patterns
of
abnormal
bleeding
that
occur
in
women
with
fibroids.
The
longer
periods
is
referred
to
as
menorrhagia.
Bleeding
that
occurs
between
periods
is
called
metrorrhagia.
There
are
some
women
who
experience
menometrorrhagia
in
which
the
periods
are
very
heavy.
The
average
woman
might
menstruate
for
four
or
seven
days
per
month,
while
women
having
fibroids
will
have
periods
that
lasts
eight
days
or
even
longer.
However
it
is
a
serious
health
condition
when
there
is
a
prolonged
bleeding.
Fibroids usually cause Menorrhagia yet it sporadically causes Metrorrhagia. Fibroids would produce irregular bleeding when it is submucosal (grows into the uterus and also grows on the outside of the uterine wall).
Fibroids
Interferes
Fibroids
growing
into
the
uterine
cavity
would
be
the
reason
for
the
bleeding
as
it
impedes
with
normal
actions
of
the
body.
Usually
the
mechanisms
of
blood
coagulation
(blood
clotting)
merging
with
muscular
uterine
contractions
do
have
the
power
to
stop
normal
menstrual
bleeding.
Yet
when
there
are
fibroids
they
would
certainly
try
to
disrupt
the
smooth
muscles
of
the
uterus
from
contracting
wholly.
And
this
is
the
reason
why
fibroids
cause
bleeding.
Fibroids are the main causes of menorrhagia, which can be defined as menses lasting more than 7 days or blood loss of around 80 mL per period.
Fibroids
Induce
Blood
Vessels
Fibroids
are
solid
tumor
that
grow
and
tries
to
stimulate
blood
vessels
to
expand
so
as
to
bring
more
blood
to
the
uterus.
Moreover
due
to
this
condition,
the
uterus
starts
to
receive
more
blood
than
usual.
This
is
certainly
the
main
cause
for
heavy
bleeding
that
some
women
get
to
experience.
Sometimes
excessive
bleeding
may
also
occur
when
fibroids
cause
major
congestion
of
blood
in
the
uterus
by
not
letting
the
normal
blood
to
flow
back
to
the
heart.
These are some of the reasons that makes fibroids bleed
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