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Gynecological & Women's Health

Fibroids

Hysteroscopic myomectomy for submucosal uterine fibroids — an incision-free, minimally invasive approach.

Fibroids

Overview

Uterine fibroids are common and don't always need treatment — but when they cause heavy bleeding, pain or fertility concerns, several management options are available.

For submucosal fibroids (those bulging into the uterine cavity), hysteroscopic myomectomy offers an incision-free, camera-guided approach performed through the natural passage — typically with a faster recovery than open surgery.

Not every fibroid needs removal; size, location and your symptoms guide whether watchful waiting, medical management or surgery is the right path.

What to Expect

Care Highlights

Incision-free hysteroscopic technique for suitable fibroids

Typically faster recovery than traditional open myomectomy

Fertility-conserving approach where that matters to you

Honest discussion of when watchful waiting is appropriate

Common Questions

FAQs About Fibroids

No — many fibroids are monitored without treatment. Surgery is considered when they cause significant symptoms or fertility concerns.

Hysteroscopic removal of submucosal fibroids can, in many cases, improve fertility outcomes — this is assessed on an individual basis.
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