Uterine Fibroids — Treatment Built Around Your Goals
Uterine fibroids are common but rarely require aggressive treatment. We offer fertility-preserving myomectomy, medical management, and observation — based on what is clinically right for you, not what is most invasive.
Up to 70% of women develop fibroids by age 50, but most do not need any treatment. The decision to intervene depends on size, location, symptoms, and your fertility plans — not on the fibroid alone.
Key Points
- Watchful waiting for asymptomatic fibroids
- Medical management (GnRH analogues, hormonal therapy) for selected cases
- Fertility-preserving laparoscopic or hysteroscopic myomectomy
- Hysterectomy only when family is complete and other approaches are not feasible
- Uterine artery embolisation as alternative in specific scenarios
This page is being expanded. Full content with diagnostic pathway, treatment options, FAQs, and Dr. Patel’s clinical philosophy on uterine fibroids is coming soon. For now, please book a consultation for personalised care.
