[header] How to remove fibroids [title] Take contraceptive pills and/or progestational agents. [step] Contraceptive pills and other progestational agents can be used to regulate menstrual cycles and reduce bleeding. These hormonal medications are often prescribed to reduce the symptoms of uterine fibroids.
[header] How to remove fibroids [title] Take contraceptive pills and/or progestational agents. [step] Contraceptive pills and other progestational agents can be used to regulate menstrual cycles and reduce bleeding. These hormonal medications are often prescribed to reduce the symptoms of uterine fibroids.
Oral contraceptives will also prevent pregnancy. [substeps] If the medication does not improve the bleeding after 3-4 months, speak to your doctor. You can take your contraceptive pills daily or every few days. [substeps] You can get up to four months pregnant if taking an contraceptive that contains progesterone. They reduce the frequency and severity of vaginal bleeding and improve the odds of coming into contact with a partner and child. [substeps] These pills do not offer exact results for every woman who has a period. [substeps] Try some of these pills as you would another woman trying to conceive. [title] Have your uterus repaired using a hysterectomy.