Fibromas

A fibroma is a benign, tumor-like growth made up mostly of fibrous or connective tissue. Tumor-like growths such as fibroma develop when uncontrolled cell growth occurs for an unknown reason, or as a result of injury or local irritation. Fibromas can form anywhere in the body and usually do not require treatment or removal. The most common types of fibroma :include angiofibromas (small papules across the nose and cheeks that contain fibrous tissue), dermatofibromas (benign skin growths), oral fibromas, and plantar fibromas (in the arch of the foot, especially in children).

SYMPTOMS

• Heavy or prolonged menstrual periods 
• Abnormal bleeding between menstrual periods 
• Pelvic pain 
• Frequent urination
• Low back pain 
• Pain during intercourse 
• Infertility

CAUSES

Severe constipation, blood impurity, lack of physical exercise, bad life style