I have PCOS and I remember how l felt when the doctor toid me it would be hard for me to conceive I now have 4 children very successful pregnancies God blessed me with use of herbs!
So glad to hear that you're doing well. It's helpful to hear you share your story! I'm 18 weeks pregnant with a large fibroid. It definitely can be a little scary, but like you, I don't have a lot of symptoms. This gives me hope for my body and my birth!
Oooooh CONGRATULATIONS mama! How exciting, I’m so happy for you! Yes being a bit scared is totally normal. Remain hopeful and keep an eye out for anything want to consult with your care team about!! Be sure to stick around and let me know how it all goes!!!
Actually I did not! I’ve received this question a lot and I know for some people it works/they’re advice to make dietary changes. In my case it really was about time and allowing my uterus time to shrink back which then let the fibroids to shrink also. I’m breastfeeding too and I hear that helps with helping the uterus go down
Thank for sharing, I'm currently 32 weeks and have a fibroid that is 11cm. It was crazy because I feel like the fibroid suddenly grew larger and became noticeable out of nowhere. At my very first ultrasound my doctor saw something small that looked like a fibroid and it grew larger a few months ago.
Of course Andrea! Thank you so much for watching! That’s how I felt too, it just became a thing that seemed to appear out of thin air. I’m so glad to share my story because many times we don’t know until we try to conceive and run into issues, or until we are pregnant and taking a look at baby for the first time. I wish you all the best in your final few weeks of pregnancy and hope for the most amazing birth experience ever! Be sure to come back and keep me posted whenever little one arrives 💜 Be well
Thanks so much for sharing your story! So pleased to hear that you gave birth safely and also that the fibroids have shrunk! Thats so amazing!! Did you have any pains during pregnancy which were caused by the fibroids? Specially the large one? When your uterus was expanding and the top left fibroid was growing and expanding was there any added pain and discomfort? Thanks 🌺🧡
Hi Rozanne I apologize for my late response! But I did feel some discomfort in the 3rd trimester due to my larger fibroid when I would lay down flat or reach for something. It was just in the way and I think everything inside was squished 🤣🥴
@@TheFortitudeFix Thanks so much for your reply and for the info, I can imagine that must have been uncomfortable 😅 thanks again for sharing your journey on here and for bringing people like me some hope 😇 bless you and your family 🌸💖
Wow, this is Good news, am so happy for you 😘am so glad, it sinking. Am 26 week pregnant and I have a 8 I'm fibriod at the top of my uterus. Thanks for this video. It giving me hope.
Yessss, you got this! So glad this video was able to give you hope. It’s soooo important! Many pregnancies and deliveries are just fine with fibroids! I wish you all the best. Be sure to stick around and keep me posted!! Thank you so much for watching ❤️
My wife is 35 weeks pregnant. She has 14cm subserosal fibroid on left uterus n a smaller one posterior. Cervix is clear baby head down. Dr want her to have a C section bcuz fibroids put you at greater risk of postpartum hemorrhage.. Am like doesn't csection pose more risks? Did u had issues with postpartum hemorrhage after birth?
Jamel this is such a wonderful and insightful question, thank you so much for asking! It’s amazing to hear how involved you are! In my case, they didn’t want to do a c-section because of the risks of bleeding (and other risks), I have a blood disease so they wanted to be careful. I delivered vaginally with a midwife (she was amazing!!!!). With a vaginal delivery a postpartum hemorrhage (PPH) is considered anything greater than 500mL. I lost about 450mL so I was close but my midwife was able to stop the bleeding quickly and everything was fine. I was up walking to the restroom etc just a few hours later!! I wish you and your wife the very best! Keep learning, advocating for her and asking ALL your questions to your care team!! Be sure to stick around and let me know how everything works out 💜
@@TheFortitudeFix thank you for your response. Did the fibroids delayed your uterus from dilating/effacing before birth or contracting after birth? What meds were you given for pph?
@@jamelglover6617 My fibroids caused no issues with dilation or effacement. I think the bigger one I had outside my uterus on top, caused issues with my uterus shrinking after delivery. They will press down on the top of the uterus to aid in shrinkage and to make sure all of the placenta has been removed! I remember each time a nurse shift change happened they would share with the incoming nurse to remember to push down hard because what they were feeling was my fibroid at the top, not the uterus, so they had to account for that. I was given Pitocin to stop my bleeding before it turned into a PPH.
Hey there!! Honestly, the thing that helped them shrink was me giving birth! When pregnant you have an increased amount of blood flow to your uterus especially. Now that I’m no longer pregnant the fibroids have nothing to thrive and grow off of. In my case, they grew because my uterus grew and as it’s gone down so have the fibroids. I haven’t changed my diet really at all 😊
Your story is so inspiring and gives hope. I am 32weeks pregnant with a external fibroid of about 14cm. It grew massively during pregnancy. Amazingly, baby's doing okay. My questions are, did you feel less fetal movements due to the fibroids? Was the fibroid tumor at any time pressing on the baby? How were you able to manage the weight of both, I mean baby and the tumor? Was delivery really painful?
I’m so glad you found some inspiration and hope here, that makes me super happy to hear! Glad baby is doing well also!!! Answers to your questions: nope, I felt every thing my little one was doing! She was having dance parties all hours of the day and night and it kept me sane if that makes any sense. I was happy to feel her so much. No, my fibroid never affected or pressed on baby. My little one was 8 lbs at birth and my fibroid was 18cm at time of delivery. I surprisingly was able to manage the weight pretty well, eventually I stopped taking my dog on walks - that go hard and I basically was waddling toward the end. Just take it easy and listen to your body. Don’t over do it and rest when needed. Force yourself to rest. Delivery was great overall, I had super bad back labor though so it was hard to find a position that worked for me. 20 hours into labor I opted for the epidural, she was born 4 hours later 😊
Omg sleep during pregnancy was an entire ordeal! When I got further along and the fibroid got bigger, I was uncomfortable in like every position but I think sleeping in my side was best 💜
Hi there, thanks so much for reaching out. Some people and their fibroids affect conception and others do not affect conception or prevent them from having a successful pregnancy. It really depends on the type, location, size, your overall health and other factors. I’m so sorry but I am not the right person to ask about your pregnancy planning. Please try to get in touch with your care team/doctor
I have PCOS and I remember how l felt when the doctor toid me it would be hard for me to conceive I now have 4 children very successful pregnancies God blessed me with use of herbs!
So glad to hear that you're doing well. It's helpful to hear you share your story! I'm 18 weeks pregnant with a large fibroid. It definitely can be a little scary, but like you, I don't have a lot of symptoms. This gives me hope for my body and my birth!
Oooooh CONGRATULATIONS mama! How exciting, I’m so happy for you! Yes being a bit scared is totally normal. Remain hopeful and keep an eye out for anything want to consult with your care team about!! Be sure to stick around and let me know how it all goes!!!
Sorry how did ur pregnancy go?
Superb 18 cm to 7 cm. Thats great.. Thank you for the update..
No problem, thank you so much for watching! I’m so pleased with the decrease in size 💜
@@TheFortitudeFix did you change your diet ??
Actually I did not! I’ve received this question a lot and I know for some people it works/they’re advice to make dietary changes. In my case it really was about time and allowing my uterus time to shrink back which then let the fibroids to shrink also. I’m breastfeeding too and I hear that helps with helping the uterus go down
@@TheFortitudeFix thanks for replying. 😊
Mam pl tell how to reduce fibroids as I also have 16 cm one
Thank for sharing, I'm currently 32 weeks and have a fibroid that is 11cm. It was crazy because I feel like the fibroid suddenly grew larger and became noticeable out of nowhere. At my very first ultrasound my doctor saw something small that looked like a fibroid and it grew larger a few months ago.
Of course Andrea! Thank you so much for watching! That’s how I felt too, it just became a thing that seemed to appear out of thin air. I’m so glad to share my story because many times we don’t know until we try to conceive and run into issues, or until we are pregnant and taking a look at baby for the first time. I wish you all the best in your final few weeks of pregnancy and hope for the most amazing birth experience ever! Be sure to come back and keep me posted whenever little one arrives 💜 Be well
Special appreciation to Dr ALUDA on UA-cam for shrinking my multiple fibroids with his herbal medicine.
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Thanks so much for sharing your story! So pleased to hear that you gave birth safely and also that the fibroids have shrunk! Thats so amazing!!
Did you have any pains during pregnancy which were caused by the fibroids? Specially the large one? When your uterus was expanding and the top left fibroid was growing and expanding was there any added pain and discomfort? Thanks 🌺🧡
Hi Rozanne I apologize for my late response! But I did feel some discomfort in the 3rd trimester due to my larger fibroid when I would lay down flat or reach for something. It was just in the way and I think everything inside was squished 🤣🥴
@@TheFortitudeFix Thanks so much for your reply and for the info, I can imagine that must have been uncomfortable 😅 thanks again for sharing your journey on here and for bringing people like me some hope 😇 bless you and your family 🌸💖
Thank you for sharing the update of the fibroids I am pregnant and also have a large fibroid pushing the uterus to the side and have been very worried
Awww I wish you the very best, I’ll be praying for you for sure
Wow, this is Good news, am so happy for you 😘am so glad, it sinking. Am 26 week pregnant and I have a 8 I'm fibriod at the top of my uterus.
Thanks for this video. It giving me hope.
Yessss, you got this! So glad this video was able to give you hope. It’s soooo important! Many pregnancies and deliveries are just fine with fibroids! I wish you all the best. Be sure to stick around and keep me posted!! Thank you so much for watching ❤️
@@TheFortitudeFix thanks so much😍
I Will definitely keep you posted 😇
@Margaret Olanrewaju with 8fobroids was it easy to get period?was u having painful periods?
My wife is 35 weeks pregnant. She has 14cm subserosal fibroid on left uterus n a smaller one posterior. Cervix is clear baby head down. Dr want her to have a C section bcuz fibroids put you at greater risk of postpartum hemorrhage.. Am like doesn't csection pose more risks? Did u had issues with postpartum hemorrhage after birth?
Jamel this is such a wonderful and insightful question, thank you so much for asking! It’s amazing to hear how involved you are! In my case, they didn’t want to do a c-section because of the risks of bleeding (and other risks), I have a blood disease so they wanted to be careful. I delivered vaginally with a midwife (she was amazing!!!!). With a vaginal delivery a postpartum hemorrhage (PPH) is considered anything greater than 500mL. I lost about 450mL so I was close but my midwife was able to stop the bleeding quickly and everything was fine. I was up walking to the restroom etc just a few hours later!! I wish you and your wife the very best! Keep learning, advocating for her and asking ALL your questions to your care team!! Be sure to stick around and let me know how everything works out 💜
@@TheFortitudeFix thank you for your response. Did the fibroids delayed your uterus from dilating/effacing before birth or contracting after birth? What meds were you given for pph?
@@jamelglover6617 My fibroids caused no issues with dilation or effacement. I think the bigger one I had outside my uterus on top, caused issues with my uterus shrinking after delivery. They will press down on the top of the uterus to aid in shrinkage and to make sure all of the placenta has been removed! I remember each time a nurse shift change happened they would share with the incoming nurse to remember to push down hard because what they were feeling was my fibroid at the top, not the uterus, so they had to account for that. I was given Pitocin to stop my bleeding before it turned into a PPH.
Special appreciation to Dr ALUDA on UA-cam for shrinking my multiple fibroids with his herbal medicine.
Please could you share what you used that made the fibroids sink.
Did you change your diet?
What exactly did you do.
Thanks for sharing
Hey there!! Honestly, the thing that helped them shrink was me giving birth! When pregnant you have an increased amount of blood flow to your uterus especially. Now that I’m no longer pregnant the fibroids have nothing to thrive and grow off of. In my case, they grew because my uterus grew and as it’s gone down so have the fibroids. I haven’t changed my diet really at all 😊
@@TheFortitudeFix 😊okay thanks so much for sharing this with us. Really appreciate your reply. Will keep you posted 😊
Your story is so inspiring and gives hope. I am 32weeks pregnant with a external fibroid of about 14cm. It grew massively during pregnancy. Amazingly, baby's doing okay.
My questions are, did you feel less fetal movements due to the fibroids? Was the fibroid tumor at any time pressing on the baby? How were you able to manage the weight of both, I mean baby and the tumor? Was delivery really painful?
I’m so glad you found some inspiration and hope here, that makes me super happy to hear! Glad baby is doing well also!!!
Answers to your questions: nope, I felt every thing my little one was doing! She was having dance parties all hours of the day and night and it kept me sane if that makes any sense. I was happy to feel her so much. No, my fibroid never affected or pressed on baby. My little one was 8 lbs at birth and my fibroid was 18cm at time of delivery. I surprisingly was able to manage the weight pretty well, eventually I stopped taking my dog on walks - that go hard and I basically was waddling toward the end. Just take it easy and listen to your body. Don’t over do it and rest when needed. Force yourself to rest. Delivery was great overall, I had super bad back labor though so it was hard to find a position that worked for me. 20 hours into labor I opted for the epidural, she was born 4 hours later 😊
Mam pl tell what r u doing for that big fibroid pl advice
Special appreciation to Dr ALUDA on UA-cam for shrinking my multiple fibroids with his herbal medicine.
Hello. When you were pregnant with the fibroid, what positions were you able to sleep in?
Omg sleep during pregnancy was an entire ordeal! When I got further along and the fibroid got bigger, I was uncomfortable in like every position but I think sleeping in my side was best 💜
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Madam I have 10×6mmsize fabroid intramural fabroid.can I plan for pregnancy are not plzz rply..
Hi there, thanks so much for reaching out. Some people and their fibroids affect conception and others do not affect conception or prevent them from having a successful pregnancy. It really depends on the type, location, size, your overall health and other factors. I’m so sorry but I am not the right person to ask about your pregnancy planning. Please try to get in touch with your care team/doctor
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