Can fibroid affect a pregnancy?
Most women who have these do not experience any pregnancy complications because of them. For those who do end up having complications the most common is abdominal pain which can be accompanied by light vaginal bleeding. If you do experience any complications the baby is rarely affected however the risk of premature labour is slightly higher if you have fibroid as they can cause the baby to be in an abnormal position for labour. Google it and you will get lots more information. Good luck with everything if you are or do plan to become pregnant!. And if you are try to get plenty of bed rest as this is usually the best treatment.
