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$150 Uterine Fibroid Screening in Singapore

Regain Control with Minimally Invasive Fibroid Treatment

Struggling with heavy periods, pelvic pain, or unexplained bloating?

Get clarity on your symptoms with our $150 fibroid screening which includes a specialist consultation and diagnostic ultrasound.

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What Are Uterine Fibroids?

Uterine fibroids are non-cancerous growths in or around the uterus, commonly affecting women aged 30–50. They can vary in size, from as small as a seed to as large as a grapefruit, and may appear as a single growth or multiple clusters.

Many women don’t realise their symptoms are fibroid-related.
Uterine Fibroid Diagram

Ask yourself:

If you answered YES, an ultrasound can confirm whether fibroids are the cause.

The good news? They are treatable—and surgery is not your only option.
At Vascular and Interventional Centre, we specialise in Uterine Fibroid Embolisation (UFE), a minimally invasive, non-surgical treatment that effectively shrinks fibroids without the long downtime.

You Have Options, Including Non-Surgical Ones

Traditionally, fibroids have been treated through:
Routine screening
To monitor growth of fibroids
Hormonal medication
To manage symptoms temporarily
Surgical options Myomectomy: removal of fibroids 
Hysterectomy: removal of uterus
But surgery isn’t for everyone. These options typically involve:
That’s where Uterine Fibroid Embolisation (UFE) comes in.

What is Uterine Fibroid Embolisation (UFE)?

A non-surgical, outpatient procedure that:

  • Requires only a single puncture (no large scars)

  • Has a recovery time of just a few days (vs. weeks for surgery)

  • Preserves your uterus (no hysterectomy needed)

  • Costs significantly less than surgery 

  • Typically covered under Medisave and insurance (depending on your plan)

 

How does it work?

Using advanced imaging guidance, our vascular surgeons injects particles through a tiny catheter at the groin or wrist directly to the blood vessels feeding your fibroids, cutting off their blood supply.

Without blood flow, fibroids shrink naturally over time.

What is Uterine Fibroid Embolisation (UFE)?

UFE Diagram

A non-surgical, outpatient procedure that:

  • Requires only a single puncture (no large scars)

  • Has a recovery time of just a few days (vs. weeks for surgery)

  • Preserves your uterus (no hysterectomy needed)

  • Costs significantly less than surgery 

  • Typically covered under Medisave and insurance (depending on your plan)

How does it work?

Using advanced imaging guidance, our vascular surgeons injects particles through a tiny catheter at the groin or wrist directly to the blood vessels feeding your fibroids, cutting off their blood supply.

Without blood flow, fibroids shrink naturally over time.

Why Choose the Vascular and Interventional Centre?

At our centre, you’ll be seen by our team of trusted vascular specialists with extensive experience in fibroid management through UFE.

We offer:
vascular and interventional centre

Why Choose the Vascular and Interventional Centre?

At our centre, you’ll be seen by our team of trusted vascular specialists with extensive experience in fibroid management through UFE.

We offer:

Take the First Step

$150 for Consultation + Ultrasound

Your journey starts with a no-obligation consultation that includes:
Don’t wait for symptoms to worsen or let fear of surgery hold you back.

Discover your options, safely and effectively.
UFE Screening

FAQs About Fibroids and UFE

Some shrink after menopause, but most fibroids grow over time and can worsen symptoms. Early assessment is key.

Most types and sizes of fibroids can be treated with UFE. Your ultrasound will help determine suitability.

UFE preserves the uterus and has helped many women retain or restore fertility, though outcomes vary. Our specialist will guide you in your specific case.

Most women experience mild cramping after the procedure, manageable with over-the-counter pain relievers.

The procedure itself takes about 30-60 minutes, with most patients going home the same day.

UFE has a low recurrence rate—most women experience long-term relief