«A single cell in
the muscle wall of the uterus divides again and again, forming a rubbery benign tumor,» says Susan Haas, MD, clinician in residence at Northeastern University's Health Care Systems Engineering Institute in Boston.
Not exact matches
The uterine
muscle fibres shorten, or retract, with each contraction, leading to a gradual decrease in the size
of the
uterus, which helps to shear the placenta away from its attachment site on the mother's uterine
wall.
When I had an ultrasound to look at the size and depth
of the tumor within the
muscle walls, part
of my
uterus was in the way.
Additionally, high progesterone levels inhibit the ability
of the
muscles in the
wall of the
uterus to contract and expel accumulated fluids or bacteria.