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After losing their blood supply, the fibroids shrink an average of 50 percent in size and also change in composition. They change from a heavy muscular tissue to a much lighter spongy, scar-like tissue that no longer has a blood supply. Small fibroids are very rarely completely re-absorbed or disappear.
