// Uterine Fibroid Treatment — Part 2: Type visualizer, Size, Warnings, UFE Solution, Fertility, Comparison const UF_TYPES = [ { num: 'I', name: 'Submucosal', sub: 'Inside the uterine cavity', detail: 'Most likely to cause heavy bleeding & infertility', x: 50, y: 50, r: 8 }, { num: 'II', name: 'Intramural', sub: 'Within the muscular wall', detail: 'Most common type — pressure & bulk symptoms', x: 50, y: 35, r: 14 }, { num: 'III', name: 'Subserosal', sub: 'Outside surface of uterus', detail: 'Cause pelvic pressure, bladder symptoms', x: 70, y: 60, r: 16 }, { num: 'IV', name: 'Pedunculated', sub: 'On a stalk, attached by stem', detail: 'Can twist and cause sudden sharp pain', x: 25, y: 55, r: 10 }, { num: 'V', name: 'Cervical', sub: 'In the cervix', detail: 'Rare — affects bladder, fertility', x: 50, y: 78, r: 6 }, ]; function UFAnatomy({ activeIdx }) { const t = UF_TYPES[activeIdx]; return ( {/* Tubes/ovaries */} {/* Uterus */} {/* Cavity outline */} {/* All type markers, faint */} {UF_TYPES.map((tt, i) => i !== activeIdx && ( ))} {/* Active fibroid */} TYPE {t.num} ); } function UFTypes() { const [active, setActive] = React.useState(1); return (
Know your fibroid

5 types of fibroids — treatable, all of them.

Fibroids vary by location and size. Each type is treatable with UFE — but the right approach starts with knowing exactly what you have.

{UF_TYPES.map((t, i) => (
setActive(i)}>
{t.num}
{t.name}
{t.sub}
{active===i &&
{t.detail}
}
))}
); } function UFSize() { const sizes = [ { px: 18, name: 'Pea', meta: '< 1 cm', detail: 'Often asymptomatic. Found incidentally on scans.' }, { px: 32, name: 'Grape', meta: '1–3 cm', detail: 'May start causing heavy periods.' }, { px: 56, name: 'Plum', meta: '3–6 cm', detail: 'Symptoms become noticeable. UFE highly effective.' }, { px: 80, name: 'Orange', meta: '6–10 cm', detail: 'Significant symptoms. UFE preferred over surgery.' }, { px: 110, name: 'Grapefruit+', meta: '> 10 cm', detail: 'Major symptoms. UFE can shrink dramatically.' }, ]; const [active, setActive] = React.useState(2); return (
Size, in fruit

How big is your fibroid?

Click to compare. Even very large fibroids respond to UFE — surgery is rarely the only option.
{sizes.map((s, i) => (
setActive(i)}>
{s.name}
{s.meta}
))}
{sizes[active].name} — {sizes[active].meta}
{sizes[active].detail}
Ask about my case
); } // ─── Warnings (don't ignore) ─── function UFWarnings() { const items = [ { ico: , h: 'Severe iron-deficiency anaemia', p: 'Heavy menstrual loss can drop haemoglobin to dangerous levels — leading to extreme fatigue, breathlessness and even cardiac strain.' }, { ico: , h: 'Infertility & miscarriage', p: 'Submucosal and intramural fibroids distort the uterine cavity — making conception harder and increasing miscarriage risk.' }, { ico: , h: 'Bladder & bowel pressure', p: 'Large fibroids press on bladder and bowel — causing constant urge to urinate, constipation, and disturbed sleep.' }, { ico: , h: 'Continuous growth', p: 'Untreated fibroids continue to grow under hormonal influence — what is manageable today may become urgent in 2 years.' }, { ico: , h: 'Mental health toll', p: 'Constant pain, anxiety about periods, and exhaustion lead to depression, social withdrawal, and damaged relationships.' }, { ico: , h: 'Forced into hysterectomy', p: 'Late detection often means the only option becomes uterus removal — closing the door on natural pregnancy forever.' }, ]; return (
Why you can't wait

What happens if you ignore fibroids?

Fibroids are not "just heavy periods." Untreated, they progress quietly — until the choices left are far harder.

{items.map((it, i) => (
{it.ico}
{it.h}

{it.p}

))}
); } // ─── Solution: UFE ─── function UFSolution() { const cards = [ { step: 'Step 01 · Problem', h: 'A fibroid that disrupts everything', hi: 'समस्या', p: 'Fibroids feed on a rich blood supply. Cut off that supply, and they shrink — without removing the uterus.', tags: ['Heavy bleeding','Pain','Pressure','Infertility'], stage: 'fibroid' }, { step: 'Step 02 · Procedure', h: 'UFE — micro-catheter, no cuts', hi: 'इलाज', p: 'A 2 mm pin-hole entry at the wrist. A micro-catheter delivers tiny embolic particles directly to fibroid arteries.', tags: ['No surgery','Local anaesthesia','90 min','Pin-hole'], stage: 'procedure' }, { step: 'Step 03 · Result', h: 'Uterus & fertility — restored', hi: 'समाधान', p: 'Fibroids shrink 40–70% over 3–6 months. Symptoms resolve. Uterus stays. Fertility intact. You go home in 24 hours.', tags: ['95% success','Same-day','Fertility safe','No scars'], stage: 'restored' }, ]; return (
The solution

Uterine Fibroid Embolization (UFE)

गर्भाशय फाइब्रॉइड एम्बोलाइज़ेशन

The world's gold-standard non-surgical fibroid treatment. Safe, proven across 200,000+ procedures globally — and now available in Jaipur with India's leading interventional radiologist.

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{c.step}
{c.h}
{c.hi}

{c.p}

{c.tags.map((t,j) => {t})}
))}
Procedure time~90 minutes
AnaesthesiaLocal + sedation
Hospital stay24 hours
Entry point2 mm at wrist
Recovery5–7 days
Symptom relief85–90% women
Fibroid shrinkage40–70% in 6 months
FertilityPreserved
); } // ─── Fertility Section ─── function UFFertility() { const items = [ { h: 'Uterus 100% preserved', p: 'No tissue is cut, removed, or damaged. Your reproductive anatomy stays exactly as it is — minus the fibroid.' }, { h: 'Successful pregnancies after UFE', p: 'Documented successful pregnancies and live births in patients who had UFE. Many women conceive within 12–18 months post-procedure.' }, { h: 'Better cavity for implantation', p: 'Submucosal fibroids that prevented implantation shrink — often opening the door for natural conception or successful IVF.' }, { h: 'Lower miscarriage risk', p: 'Once fibroids no longer distort the uterine cavity, miscarriage risk drops to baseline rates.' }, ]; return (
For mothers-to-be

Yes, you can still have a baby

हाँ, आप माँ बन सकती हैं

The biggest fear of every fibroid patient: "will I be able to conceive?" With UFE, your uterus stays intact, and many of our patients have gone on to have healthy pregnancies — including women who were told they needed hysterectomy.

{items.map((it, i) => (
{it.h}
{it.p}
))}
Talk about my fertility plans
Patient story
"From hysterectomy advice to twins"
Priya, 32 · Jaipur · UFE Aug 2022 · Twins born Apr 2024
); } // ─── Comparison Table ─── function UFComparison() { const rows = [ ['Hospital stay','5–7 days','5–7 days','3–4 days','24 hours'], ['Recovery','6–8 weeks','6–8 weeks','3–4 weeks','5–7 days'], ['Anaesthesia','General','General','General','Local'], ['Cuts/scars','Large abdominal','Multiple ports','Multiple ports','Pin-hole only'], ['Uterus saved','✗','✓ (often)','✓','✓ Always'], ['Fertility','Lost','Possible','Possible','Preserved'], ['Recurrence risk','—','15–30%','15–25%','5–10%'], ['Symptom relief','100% (no organ)','70–80%','70–80%','85–90%'], ['Pain post-op','Severe','Moderate','Moderate','Minimal'], ]; return (
Compare your options

UFE vs Hysterectomy, Myomectomy, Lap surgery

Most Indian women are offered hysterectomy first. We believe you deserve to know all your options — clearly, side by side.

Factor
Hysterectomy
Myomectomy
Lap surgery
UFE (ours)
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{r[0]}
{r.slice(1, 4).map((c, j) => { const cls = c==='✗' || c==='Lost' || c==='Severe' || c==='Large abdominal' ? 'uf-cmp-bad' : c==='✓ Always' || c==='Preserved' || c==='Minimal' ? 'uf-cmp-good' : c.includes('✓') ? 'uf-cmp-mid' : ''; return
{c}
; })}
{r[4]}
))}
Get a second opinion in 5 mins
); } Object.assign(window, { UFTypes, UFSize, UFAnatomy, UFWarnings, UFSolution, UFFertility, UFComparison });