No, fibroids are benign tumors. In only roughly 1 out of 1,000 patients will they become cancerous. 

Pelvic exams often reveal the presence of fibroids, which are then confirmed with ultrasound or MRI. Special tests such...

In many instances of fibroids, no treatment is necessary and the fibroids will shrink after menopause. However, if they’re...

Typical signs of fibroids include: – backache or leg pain – heavy/abnormal/overly lengthy menstrual bleeding – frequent or difficult...

Although the exact causes aren’t known, risk factors for fibroids include: – a family history of fibroids – vitamin...

Uterine fibroids, or leiomyomas, are growths of muscle and connective tissue in or on the uterus. They are typically...