Can Fibroids Affect Your Pregnancy?
Fibroids are often known for symptoms like heavy bleeding — but they can be different for every woman. It’s crucial to pay attention to fibroids extra closely during pregnancy. Here’s why.
Finding Lasting Relief from Fibroid Symptoms with Minimally Invasive Outpatient Surgery
Living with constant pelvic pressure and heavy periods can make you feel like your life revolves around your symptoms. At the practice of Daniel Kushner, MD, we help women regain control of their health and vitality. Dr. Daniel Kushner, MD, provides compassionate, personalized care at our offices in White Plains, NY, and New York, NY, ensuring you receive the highest quality of support.
If you struggle with uterine fibroids—which are noncancerous growths that develop in or on the uterus—you are not alone. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC, 2026), about 7.8 percent of US women aged 20 to 49 have been diagnosed with these growths, with rates peaking at 12.5 percent for Black non-Hispanic women. Fortunately, you don't have to live with the discomfort they cause.
Who is most likely to develop uterine fibroids?
Uterine fibroids can develop in women of any reproductive age, but they are particularly common during certain stages of life. Research from the National Institutes of Health (NIH, 2026) shows that the incidence of new fibroid diagnoses peaks between the ages of 35 and 39. Understanding your risk factors and recognizing symptoms early can help you seek treatment before the condition impacts your daily routine.
Finding lasting relief from fibroid symptoms with minimally invasive outpatient surgery
We focus on conservative, low-stress techniques to help you in finding lasting relief from fibroid symptoms with minimally invasive outpatient surgery. One of the most effective options we offer is laparoscopic myomectomy, an advanced procedure that removes the growths while keeping your uterus intact. According to Johns Hopkins Medicine (2025), this technique uses tiny incisions of just five to twelve millimeters, allowing patients to achieve a complete recovery in only two to three weeks.
The benefits of choosing a minimally invasive approach
Choosing an outpatient procedure means you can return home the very same day to recover in comfort. Because these techniques preserve your uterus, they are excellent options if you want to maintain your future fertility. You'll experience less postoperative pain, minimal scarring, and a much faster return to your normal activities compared to traditional surgery.
You don't have to let heavy bleeding and pelvic pain dictate your schedule any longer. Our team is here to guide you through every step of your treatment journey with care and expertise. To learn more about your options or to discuss your symptoms, contact our office to schedule a consultation today.
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