Postmenopausal treatment with estrogens may be recommended to prevent osteoporosis. Tumors and Cysts Uterine tumors are in general benign. The sizes of the tumors can vary. Some are so small it is difficult to detect them. Others are so big that the woman seems to be pregnant although she is not.
Doctors tend to extract benign tumors for their potentiality to become malignant.
The uterine tumors or fibromas can cause haemorrhage during the menstrual period. In this cases, the patient needs a hysterectomy. Cysts are liquid tumors, which may require removal. Pregnancy State of a female after conception until the birth of the baby. During a pregnancy, a woman suffers from headaches, stomachaches, nauseas, and constipation.