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I was diagnose with 9cm uterine fibroid. I did not want to have surgery, so I looked for a natural solution. My periods are very, very, very, heavy. I go through atleast 7 tampons(Ultra) and change out in the overnight pads(this is during the daytime) atleast 8 times or more before leaving work. This is just during the daytime not including nights. I am currently taking the fibroblend tablets. I have been taking them for 1 month. I was hoping the bleeding would have minimized upon my next cycle but unfortunately, it did not. Cycle was still very heavy. But what I can say that the fibroblend helped me with was the bloating, cramping, and precycle symptoms. I HAD NONE. I am on my second bottle and will continue through the third because I really want to see if the fibroblend will dissolve the fibroid. I am on my second bottle now. I will update my review towards the end of my third bottle. I am taking 3 tablets, 3 times a day. (9 total a day) So, stay tuned for my next update. August 24,2019 New update on third bottle of fibroblend. Once I started on my third bottle of fibroblend, I started experiencing bad headaches. I mean, really bad. I never have headaches. My blood pressure was elevated slightly, 142/88. But I wasnt sure if it was the pills, because like i said I have just started on my third bottle. Anyhow, I stopped taking them for one week. So its Saturday now, I started back, but only took two to start back up. So I will update again, to see if I will be able to continue the fibroblend. August 29,2019 Im doing fine since starting the fibroblend back up. I think it was another supplement that I was taking that caused the headaches. So be careful of anything that your taking with fibroblend. But since I stopped the other supplement, I have continued the fibroblend and I am doing great again. No headaches. I am still on third bottle. I am thinking really strongly about starting a fourth. I will see how my next cycle does, and then I will make my decision. I am really trying to hang in there and not get discouraged.