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at is the pathophysiology what is the pathophysiology of myoma
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What is intramural myoma?
An intramural myoma is a uterine fibroid. This is basically a noncancerous tumor that is found in the uterus of the female reproductive organ.
What are the causes of mayuma?
Are u sure it is mayuma? not myoma(uterine fibroids)
What is the definition of myoma?
A myoma is a noncancerous growth of muscle tissue that can develop in the uterus. It is also known as a uterine fibroid. Symptoms can include heavy menstrual bleeding, pelvic pain, and pressure.
Causes of myoma?
It is unknown what the actual cause of a myoma is. It is believed that it may be linked to the hormone estrogen.
What part of the body is myoma?
A myoma is a fibroid that is non-cancerous and grows against the walls of the uterus. Uterine fibroids are common amongst women who are between 30 and 50 years of age.
What is sub serous myoma?
Uterine fibroids Êare normally classified Êaccording to their location. Myoma uteri sub serous typically develop on the outer uterine wall. ÊThe growth Êof sub serous tumor causes pressure Êon the surrounding organ resultingÊto pelvic pain.
What is myoma uteri sub serous?
Uterine fibroids Êare normally classified Êaccording to their location. Myoma uteri sub serous typically develop on the outer uterine wall. ÊThe growth Êof sub serous tumor causes pressure Êon the surrounding organ resultingÊto pelvic pain.
What tumor is usually found in involuntary muscles?
Myoma is a tumor usually found in involuntary muscles (i.e., uterine fibroids).
What is the Pathophysiology of labor pain in pregnancy?
patophysiology of acute pain related to moderate uterine contractions secondary to labor pain
What is myoma uteri-intramural?
is it myoma is dangerous to my health and for the pregnant
What is intramural myoma uteri?
is it myoma is dangerous to my health and for the pregnant
When a myoma can be cancerous?
It's cancerous if and only if it is not real myoma.
