Fibroid Awareness Month is a time to learn more about fibroids and raise awareness about this important women’s health issue. Greater awareness can help more women get the diagnosis and treatment they need—sooner.
Fibroids are common, yet many women don’t know about them or recognize the symptoms. These non-cancerous growths can develop in or on the uterus and may impact daily life, fertility, and overall well-being.
Why Awareness Matters
Uterine fibroid disease is the leading cause of hysterectomies, with one in three women undergoing the procedure by age 60. Despite this, many women are unaware that non-surgical treatment options exist.
At USA Fibroid Centers, we specialize in uterine fibroid embolization (UFE)—a minimally invasive treatment that preserves the uterus and allows for faster recovery with fewer risks than traditional surgery.
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Get Involved
Download the Fibroid Awareness Toolkit
Use our toolkit to help spread awareness and educate others:
- Share digitally on social media, blogs, or websites
- Print and post in your community (churches, libraries, schools, and social centers)
- Ask your healthcare provider to display it
- Keep it as a reference for yourself and others
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Share the Message
Help amplify awareness by sharing throughout July:
Step 1: Post on social media anytime July 1–31
Step 2: Tag us using
#FibroidAwarenessMonth #FibroidFighters
Step 3: Use one of our suggested captions or write your own
Suggested Post #1:
Let’s share fibroid facts during Fibroid Awareness Month. Fibroids are benign tumors that affect 26 million American women and are the leading cause of hysterectomies—even though non-surgical options exist. Learn more at www.usafibroidcenters.com.
Suggested Post #2:
Are you at risk for uterine fibroid disease? Up to 80% of women will develop fibroids by age 50. Learn more and explore your options at www.usafibroidcenters.com.
How You Can Participate
The goal is to observe Fibroid Awareness Month nationally so that more women can have a voice in their health decisions. We want to help women understand their condition and know their treatment options from the very start.
Here are some ways to participate in Fibroid Awareness Month:
- Learn more about fibroids and their symptoms.
- Talk to your doctor about fibroids.
- Share information about fibroids with your friends and family.
- Use our sharable social media posts.
- Share your own experience with fibroids or UFE.