When Growth Isn’t a Good Thing
Fibroids are one of the most common gynecological conditions in women of reproductive age — and while many are harmless, some can silently disrupt fertility, pregnancy, and overall reproductive wellness. At Sparsh IVF, we specialize in diagnosing and treating fibroid-related infertility with surgical precision, scientific insight, and patient-first care.
If you’ve been trying to conceive with no success, or have faced recurrent IVF failures, fibroids could be part of the reason. With the right evaluation and treatment, they don’t have to stand in your way.
Fibroids, also known as uterine leiomyomas, are non-cancerous growths that develop in or around the uterus. They are made up of muscle and fibrous tissue, and their size, number, and location can vary widely.
While some fibroids are small and asymptomatic, others can:
| Type | Location | Fertility Impact |
|---|---|---|
| Submucosal | Inside the uterine cavity | Highest impact; distorts implantation zone |
| Intramural | Within the muscular wall | May affect blood flow and embryo growth |
| Subserosal | Outside the uterus | Usually no fertility impact unless large |
| Pedunculated | Attached by a stalk | Rarely affects fertility unless large or twisted |
At Sparsh IVF, we map fibroids in detail using advanced imaging, so every treatment plan is targeted and effective.
Fibroids can contribute to infertility in several ways:
Studies show that removal of submucosal fibroids can significantly improve conception rates — both naturally and via IVF.
Many fibroids are asymptomatic. However, when symptoms are present, they may include:
If you’ve experienced any of the above along with difficulty conceiving, a fibroid evaluation at Sparsh IVF is recommended.
Our stepwise approach includes:
The diagnostic method depends on your fertility goals and existing medical history.
Adenomyosis can compromise IVF outcomes unless it’s proactively managed. At Sparsh IVF, we address this challenge with a strategic treatment timeline:
Not all fibroids need removal. At Sparsh IVF, we evaluate:
Fibroids don’t always require surgery before IVF. At Sparsh IVF:
This strategy improves implantation rates and live birth outcomes in women with fibroid history.
Fibroids don’t mean your fertility journey is over. With the right treatment plan, the uterus can become a safe, healthy environment for pregnancy once again.
Schedule a consultation at Sparsh IVF for a fibroid evaluation — and let’s take the next step toward parenthood.
Your uterus deserves a fresh start. At Sparsh IVF, we make space for hope — one fibroid at a time.
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