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Watch Dr. Leigh Rosen and Dr. Lucky Sekhon Discuss Fibroids and Fertility 

In this discussion, Dr. Leigh Rosen and Dr. Lucky Sekhon shed light on one of the most common uterine conditions: fibroids.

In this discussion, Dr. Leigh Rosen and Dr. Lucky Sekhon shed light on one of the most common uterine conditions—fibroids—and how they can affect fertility. Although most women will have fibroids at some point in their lives, treatment isn’t always necessary. However, treatment becomes a priority for many women when they are trying to conceive. 

If you’ve been diagnosed with fibroids and are concerned about how they could impact your reproductive goals, this conversation is for you. 

What You’ll Learn 

  • What fibroids are and how to recognize the signs and symptoms 
  • Factors that influence fertility, including fibroid size and location 
  • All the potential treatment options, including medication, interventional radiology, and surgery 
  • Whether fibroids regrow, and what happens if they do 
  • The importance of coordinating fibroid care with fertility treatment 

This Discussion Is for Patients Who Are: 

  • Starting fertility treatment and worried they might have fibroids 
  • Unsure whether they should prioritize IVF or fibroid treatment for the best fertility outcomes 

Watch the video to learn more, and contact ESSE Care for an individualized consultation about your reproductive health and wellness. 

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