You cannot reliably check for fibroids at home
Watch for symptoms such as heavy menstrual bleeding
Watch for pelvic pressure or fullness
Watch for frequent urination
Watch for constipation
Watch for lower back pain
Watch for pain during sex
Watch for a larger or bloated lower abdomen
Track your menstrual cycle and bleeding patterns
Check for worsening cramps or longer periods
Feel for abdominal enlargement, but do not rely on this
Use a home pregnancy test if pregnancy is possible
Schedule a gynecologist visit for a pelvic exam
Get an ultrasound or other imaging to confirm fibroids
Seek urgent care for severe pain, very heavy bleeding, or fainting