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Fibroid sloughing may occur when damaged or dying fibroid tissue separates from the uterus and passes through the vagina. Some people may experience pelvic cramping, pressure, vaginal discharge, spotting, or bleeding during this process. The symptoms can vary depending on the fibroid’s size, location, and whether sloughing occurs after treatment. While mild discomfort can occur, severe pelvic pain, heavy bleeding, fever, or foul-smelling discharge should not be ignored and may require prompt medical evaluation. Understanding these symptoms can help patients recognize changes and discuss concerns with their healthcare provider. USA Fibroid Centers offers information about fibroid symptoms and treatment options.

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