Fibroids of Cervix

Fibroids of the cervix, also known as cervical fibroids, are rare benign tumors that develop in the cervix, the lower part of the uterus that connects to the vagina. Similar to fibroids found in the uterus, cervical fibroids are composed of smooth muscle and fibrous tissue.

Treatment options for cervical fibroids depend on factors such as symptoms, size, and location. They may include conservative management with regular monitoring, medication to alleviate symptoms, or surgical intervention to remove the fibroid if necessary. Our specialists at Namratha Hospital provide individualized care plans aimed at improving symptoms and preserving reproductive health.

Key Features of Fibroids of Cervix

  • Rare benign tumors in the cervix
  • Composed of smooth muscle and fibrous tissue
  • May cause symptoms like abnormal vaginal bleeding or pelvic discomfort
  • Diagnosed through imaging such as ultrasound or MRI
  • Options include observation, medication, or surgical removal
  • Surgical procedures may involve hysteroscopic or traditional surgery
  • Focus on preserving cervical function and reproductive health
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