How Do You Treat Pain Due To Fibroids In Pregnancy?
Uterine fibroids are masses that grow in or on the uterus. Though they can occur at any time, they are most commonly detected during an ultrasound of a pregnancy. They typically do not cause pain and usually there are no complications. However, during pregnancy, they can cause pain and complications that need to be addressed. Make a visit to your doctor if fibroids are causing pain. The doctor will need to do a pelvic check or a ultrasound to verify that they are not in an area that can potentially complicate your pregnancy. Symptoms that should send you to the doctor are pain during intercourse, pain in legs and back, pelvic pressure and bleeding. If there are complications, the doctor will treat them as needed. Take a break. Lying down for a while can help to take any pressure off of the fibroid. Changing positions may also help. If you have been sitting, stand up or lie down. If lying down, change positions or stand up. Use an ice pack to numb the area. If you are feeling pain that
