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Is there a way to prevent or reduce the growth of fibroids? |
I understand that fibroids are common and once developed, it really doesn't go away. But is there a way to prevent getting any more of them or having them grow larger? Is there a certain diet or lifestyle that can be contributed to them? Fibroids develop from abnormal cell growth in the uterus (womb). The exact cause of these benign tumors is not known. However, both genetic and environmental conditions have been identified as contributing risk factors for fibroids. A number of factors may increase a woman鈥檚 likelihood of developing uterine fibroids. These include: Caffiene intake can cause them...AND it can make them swell. Get a sex change because being a woman sucks big time for you it does. If your ancestors have fibroids, then you have great chance of having them ( My mother, Aunts have fibroids may be that's why I have them too). They grow because of Estrogen Hormone too. |
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