The World of Fibroids: Understanding A Common Women’s Health Issue
In this 218-page eBook, there is information about:
✅ How Fibroids Fit in the Menstrual Cycle
✅ Types of Fibroids, and the worst types of fibroids
✅ The Genetic Connection
✅ The Importance of Biopsy
✅ Fibroids: Can you prevent fibroids?
✅ Impact of Fibroids on Fertility
✅ Fibroids and Pregnancy
✅ Fibroids and Miscarriage
✅ Fibroids in Adolescents and Young Women
✅ Menopause and Fibroids
✅ Why Fibroids are more common among Black/African American women.
This eBook will be of immense benefit to:
🌟 Women Diagnosed with Uterine Fibroids
🌟 Families with teenage girls
🌟 Men looking for a perfect gift for a special someone
🌟 Pre-Diagnosed Individuals with Symptoms
🌟 Women in Their Reproductive Years
🌟 Women Experiencing Uterine Fibroid Symptoms
🌟 Women Considering Different Treatment Options for Fibroids (Women Seeking Non-Surgical or Holistic Solutions)
🌟 Women Concerned about Uterine Health
🌟 Women in their Reproductive years concerned about Fertility and Pregnancy with Fibroids
🌟 Friends and family members looking to support their loved ones through their fibroid journey
🌟 Healthcare providers and professionals specializing in women’s health. It could serve as a resource for expanding their knowledge, understanding patient perspectives, and discussing holistic approaches to treatment with their patients.
The prevalence of uterine fibroids can vary by geographic region and population, but some general trends observed in the eBook include:
✅ According to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, by age 50, up to 80% of African American women and up to 70% of White women may have fibroids.
✅ Uterine fibroids are also prevalent in European countries, particularly among women of African and Caribbean descent.
✅ Fibroids are relatively common in African countries. They are also prevalent in the Middle East.
✅ Uterine fibroids are less common in Asian countries compared to Western countries.
✅ The prevalence of fibroids can be significant in some countries in Latin America and the Caribbean, but rates may vary widely.
✅ Uterine fibroids are also found in Australia and New Zealand, but the prevalence is typically lower compared to other Western countries