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    What are the health complications from having fibroids?

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    One of the most common conditions is anaemia (a reduction in your red blood cells). This occurs if your fibroids cause an excessive loss of menstrual blood. Anaemia can lead to breathlessness, paleness, and feelings of fatigue.

    Other complications include bladder and bowel problems. These occur when large fibroids cause your uterus to bulge and press against your pelvic organs, causing feelings of fullness or discomfort, constipation or an increased need to urinate.

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