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Difference Between Cyst and Fibroid: Symptoms & Treatment

The main difference between a cyst and a fibroid is where they develop and what they are made of. An ovarian cyst develops in or on an ovary. It is usually a sac or pouch that may contain fluid or other material. A fibroid develops from the muscular tissue of the uterus. Fibroids are benign […]

Which Size of Fibroid Is Dangerous? A Guide to Fibroid Size in mm

There is no single fibroid size in mm that automatically means a fibroid is dangerous. Fibroids are benign growths that develop in the muscle of the uterus. They can be very small or grow to several centimetres, and some women have no symptoms at all. When evaluating a fibroid, a gynecologist looks at more than […]

What Size of Ovarian Cyst Is Dangerous? Size Guide in mm

An ovarian cyst does not become dangerous simply because it reaches a particular size. There is no single measurement that automatically means an ovarian cyst is dangerous. Doctors look at several factors when assessing an ovarian cyst. These include its size, type, appearance on ultrasound, symptoms, whether it is growing or persistent, and the patient’s […]

Stapler Surgery for Piles: Procedure, Benefits, Recovery & Risks

Stapler surgery for piles is a surgical procedure used mainly to treat prolapsing internal hemorrhoids. Its medical name is stapled hemorrhoidopexy. Unlike conventional hemorrhoidectomy, the procedure does not simply cut out the hemorrhoids. A circular stapling device removes a ring of excess tissue higher inside the anal canal and lifts the prolapsing hemorrhoidal tissue back […]