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Fibroid pain during pregnancy, especially if they grow larger or press on nearby organs as the uterus expands. Fibroids may grow in response to elevated hormones, leading to pressure, cramping, or sharp pelvic pain that can be noticeable in the second and third trimesters. Larger fibroids are more likely to cause discomfort, and twisting or changes in blood supply to the fibroid can trigger intense pain. Many women with fibroids still have normal pregnancies, but pain and other symptoms should be monitored by a healthcare provider to ensure the best care for both mother and baby.
