Fibroids are benign tumors that grow in the uterine region, especially on the walls, and these tumors are attached to the wall of the uterus, and this means that they cannot descend with the menstrual cycle, and you should know that these tumors may grow in different sizes and shapes, and a tumor may appear one or more inside the uterus.

Although these tumors do not come down in the menstrual cycle, they affect your menstrual cycle, as they may lead to changes in the amount of menstrual blood, so that your period becomes heavy, and it leads to feeling more pain during the cycle, because it puts pressure on the The abdominal area, may also cause swelling in the abdominal area or constipation, and lead to increased back pain and fatigue due to the loss of large amounts of blood.

And you should know that despite the presence of the previous symptoms, they may not cause symptoms in the first place, and this makes you not feel them. Or through some surgeries, or through hormones, especially hormonal drugs that contain estrogen.