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Does A Large Intramural Fibroid Cause Complications During Pregnancy?

I got large intramural fibroid 13×12 cm and I also get pregnant for 12 weeks. I am confused what to do should I go for delivery or should I abort, many gynecologist told me there is a risk but finally I want to know that what is the risk- is risk is on mother or risk is on the foetus and
Fri, 28 Apr 2017
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Hi, I think there can be various complications both maternal as well as fetal. The fetal complications may be miscarriages, preterm labour, low birth weight, malpositions or placental abnormalities. Maternal complications can be reduced degeneration of fibroid, placenta accreta, need of caesarean section or post parturition hemorrhage. But sometimes nothing happens and everything goes fine. So, you have to be prepared for the complications. Discuss 8n detail regarding these things with your doctor and decide. Abortion is not always advisable.
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Does A Large Intramural Fibroid Cause Complications During Pregnancy?

Hi, I think there can be various complications both maternal as well as fetal. The fetal complications may be miscarriages, preterm labour, low birth weight, malpositions or placental abnormalities. Maternal complications can be reduced degeneration of fibroid, placenta accreta, need of caesarean section or post parturition hemorrhage. But sometimes nothing happens and everything goes fine. So, you have to be prepared for the complications. Discuss 8n detail regarding these things with your doctor and decide. Abortion is not always advisable.