Why would a fibroid on the uterus cause back pain?

Fibroids on the outer lining of the uterus can grow large enough to press on your spine. Watch this video to learn more about how fibroids cause back and pelvic pain from Sharecare Advisory Board member, Kevin Windom, MD.

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Understand the final milestones of prenatal development, as well as how to prepare for delivery.

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