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Fibroid pain during pregnancy is common because fibroids can grow or change due to increased hormones, pressing on the uterus and nearby organs. Larger fibroids may cause pressure, sharp or dull pelvic pain, cramping, and discomfort that can intensify as the pregnancy progresses. Pain is often worse in the second and third trimesters when fibroids grow the most and may lead to contractions or early labor. Fibroids can also increase the risk of complications like preterm delivery or abnormal fetal positioning. If pain is severe or persistent, speak with your healthcare provider for safe management options. Visit USA Fibroid Centers for more information.

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