A typical kind of noncancerous growth that can develop in and on your uterus called uterine fibroids. Although not all fibroids create symptoms, when they do, such symptoms may include painful sex, frequent urination, back discomfort, and heavy menstrual bleeding. Larger fibroids can be treated with medication or surgery, but smaller fibroids frequently don't require treatment. Leiomyomas, or uterine fibroids, are growths comprised of the muscle and connective tissue from the uterus's wall. Typically, these growths are not malignant (benign). In your pelvis, your uterus is an organ with a pear-shaped shape on its side. Your uterus' typical size is comparable to a lemon. During pregnancy, it is where a baby develops and grows. Fibroids can develop as a cluster or as a single nodule (one growth). Fibroid clusters can be as little as 1 mm or as large as 20 cm (8 inches) or even more. They can grow to be the size of a watermelon, for reference.
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