Cross-sectional analysis of uterine fibroid types in married women reveals significant abortion and infertility implications through FIGO classification.
Key Points
Intramural fibroids are most common, with 39.2% of women affected, indicating major implications for reproductive health.
Among 120 participants, 46.7% reported a history of abortion, and 75.8% experienced pelvic pain, highlighting significant symptoms linked to fibroids.
Utilizing the FIGO classification enhances diagnostic consistency, informing treatment decisions for better reproductive outcomes.
The study emphasizes the importance of understanding fibroid type and location in predicting abortion and infertility risk, enabling tailored management strategies.