How Are Fibroids Diagnosed?

How Are Fibroids Diagnosed? (0:35)

Fibroids are diagnosed through a physical exam. Heavy uterine bleeding, pelvic pain or increased urinary frequency are common symptoms, explains John Lipman, MD, an interventional radiologist and Sharecare Advisory Board member.

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About John Lipman, MD

John Lipman, MD, is an internationally recognized expert in the treatment of uterine fibroids. He has given over 200 lectures on Women's Health topics at Harvard, Stanford, Vanderbilt and Yale Medical Centers.

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