MIOMA UTERINO E SANGRAMENTO: ENTENDA OS RISCOS

Do you suffer from heavy flow and cramps? Understand now which uterine fibroid is the real culprit for excessive bleeding and how to regain your quality of life. 🕵 Schedule your online or in-person consultation ➽ https://clique.med.br/dracamila?v=W2-... Many women live with uterine fibroids without knowing that the type of nodule directly influences the intensity of pain and menstrual flow. In this video, I explain the difference between submucosal, intramural, and subserosal fibroids, revealing why some cause bleeding with clots and a risk of anemia, while others are asymptomatic. I also present therapeutic options, from hormonal control to modern techniques such as embolization and surgical hysteroscopy. Early identification is essential to avoid serious complications and ensure the most appropriate treatment for your case. Chapters 00:00 The danger of bleeding uterine fibroids 00:35 What is a uterine fibroid nodule? 01:12 The 4 types of fibroids explained 01:33 Why do submucosal fibroids bleed so much? 02:37 Severe symptoms and risk of anemia 03:24 Treatments for heavy flow 04:11 Embolization: the little-known technique 👉 Do you feel that your menstrual flow has increased significantly lately or have you been experiencing cramps that don't go away with common medication? 👉 Share your symptoms here so we can talk about it! Watch next:    • MIOMA UTERINO: O QUE É E COMO IDENTIFICAR   Full playlist:    • MIOMA UTERINO: TRATAMENTOS EFICAZES SEM CI...   Important links ✍️ Leave your comment 📢 Share with your friends 👉 Subscribe to the channel ➽ https://bit.ly/yt-dracamilabonacordi 🕵 Schedule your online or in-person consultation ➽ https://clique.med.br/dracamila?v=W2-... ☎️ Or by phone: (11) 91111-6568 You can find more information about Women's Health on my website: https://www.dracamilabonacordi.com.br/ ⚠️ Legal Notice 👉 This video is purely educational and aims to guide the public on medical and general health issues. All content is strictly educational. 👉 The information contained herein in no way replaces medical consultation and does not serve as a recommendation for a treatment plan. If you have any questions, seek medical attention. 👉 Medicine is a constantly evolving science and some information has an expiration date. The videos are produced based on scientific articles published up to the date of posting the video.