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Fibroids are generally classified according to their location or position in the woman’s uterus. Here are just two examples of fibroids: Subserosal Fibroids This type of fibroid is located in the serosa (outermost layer) and outside the wall of the uterus, also called the womb. They continue their outward growth. Subserosal fibroids can cause tissue compression on areas that are surrounding it, such as the bladder and/or bowel. They are not generally the cause of excessive bleeding, as they do not affect a woman’s menstrual flow. Intramural Fibroids Intra means inside, so intramural fibroids are those that are found inside the uterine wall. These are the most common type of fibroid tumor. Since they develop and grow inside the uterine wall, the result is that they make the uterus feel as if it is … Read entire article »