The o varies left intact will continue hormone production, helping to ease the transition into menopause. The surgeon can see the uterine lining and fibroids with a fiber-optic light source. Fibroids can be cut with a wire loop and electrical current. A woman recovers quickly, leaving the hospital within a day. After removal this procedure, pregnancy is impossible.
Menstrual periods become light or non-existent afterward.
Before menopause, excessively heavy, sporadic, or persistent bleeding may be due to overgrowth of the uterine lining. Cancer Cervical, uterine or ovarian cancer can be a cause of irregular bleeding. Routine pap smears and pelvic exams can be effective forms of screening to identify cancer early. However, if a woman is experiencing abnormal bleeding, it is important to seek prompt medical care. Further tests to diagnose symptoms can help identify the cause and may be recommended.