How I Shrank My 7cm Fibroid in 90 Days Without Surgery (And Saved ₦1.2 Million)

If you're reading this, you probably know the frustration of living with fibroids.

The heavy periods that make you cancel plans. The dull ache in your lower belly that never quite goes away. The bloating that makes your favorite jeans uncomfortable. The anxiety every time you think about the surgery your doctor mentioned.

I understand, because I lived it for almost two years.

My name is Chidinma Adebayo, I'm 32 years old, and until recently, I had a 7cm fibroid that was slowly taking over my life.

It started small. Just heavier periods than usual. I thought maybe it was stress from work, or my diet. I ignored it for months.

But the bleeding got worse. I was changing pads every 2-3 hours during my cycle. The cramping became so intense I had to call in sick to work. My lower belly started feeling swollen and tender.

When I finally went to the doctor, the ultrasound showed a 7cm intramural fibroid.

"It's moderate-sized," the doctor said. "We should monitor it, but if it continues growing or if symptoms worsen, we'll need to consider surgery."

Surgery. The word hung in the air like a threat.

"How much would surgery cost?" I asked quietly.

"Between ₦800,000 and ₦1.2 million for a myomectomy," she said. "That's the procedure to remove just the fibroid and preserve your uterus."

I felt my stomach drop. Over a million Naira. Where would I find that kind of money?

The doctor continued: "We can try managing it with medication first—birth control pills or hormonal therapy to reduce symptoms. But understand, medication won't make the fibroid disappear. It's temporary management."

I left that appointment feeling defeated. Either spend money I didn't have on surgery, or spend money on medications that would only mask the problem.

There had to be another way.

The Expensive Search for Answers

I did what most desperate people do—I started searching for alternatives.

First, I tried the medical route.

My doctor prescribed birth control pills to regulate my cycle and reduce bleeding. ₦4,500 per month. I took them for four months straight.

The side effects were miserable. Weight gain, mood swings, headaches. And while my bleeding was slightly better, the fibroid was still there. Still 7cm. Still growing.

₦18,000 spent. No real improvement.

Then I turned to the internet.

Instagram ads for "miracle" fibroid teas and supplements seemed to follow me everywhere. I bought one—₦35,000 for a "3-month intensive protocol" from a wellness influencer.

The pills looked professional enough. The packaging promised "clinically proven results." I took them religiously for 10 weeks.

Nothing changed. When I went back for a follow-up scan, the fibroid had actually grown to 7.5cm.

₦35,000 wasted.

Desperate, I tried traditional medicine.

My aunt recommended a herbalist she knew. I went and explained my situation. He gave me various concoctions—bitter black liquids I had to drink three times daily.

"One month," he promised. "You will see improvement."

I paid ₦28,000 for a month's supply. I drank every dose, even though they made me nauseous.

After five weeks, my symptoms were unchanged. The herbalist said I needed "stronger medicine" and another three months of treatment.

That's when I realized this would never end. He would keep prescribing, keep collecting money, with no real accountability or results.

I stopped going.

Let me add it up for you: Birth control (4 months): ₦18,000. Instagram supplements: ₦35,000. Herbalist treatments: ₦28,000. Extra hospital scans and consultations: ₦42,000.

Total wasted: ₦123,000

And I was no better than when I started. In fact, my fibroid was now bigger.

I remember sitting in my living room one evening, staring at all the half-empty bottles and packets of medications. I felt like a failure.

Maybe surgery really was the only option.

That's when my cousin called.

An Unexpected Conversation

Ngozi and I hadn't talked in a while. We used to be close growing up, but life pulled us in different directions—different cities, different schedules.

I almost didn't answer when she called. But something made me pick up.

"Chidinma! How are you? It's been too long."

We chatted for a few minutes about family, work, the usual things. Then she paused.

"You know, you sound tired. Is everything okay?"

I don't know why, but I told her. About the fibroid. The failed treatments. The looming surgery I couldn't afford. Everything spilled out.

She listened quietly. Then: "Chidi, do you remember my mother's friend, Aunty Patience?"

"The one from church in Onitsha?"

"Yes. She had fibroids too. Multiple ones. Bigger than yours—about 9cm for the largest. They wanted to do emergency surgery because she was bleeding so heavily."

I sat up straighter. "What happened?"

"My mother took her to see someone in Benin. An elderly woman who specializes in women's health issues using traditional methods. Not like those herbalists who just take your money—this woman has been doing this for decades. She helped Aunty Patience avoid surgery completely."

"How long ago was this?"

"About two years. Aunty Patience had her first baby last year. No fibroids, no surgery, nothing."

I wanted to believe it, but I'd been disappointed so many times.

"Ngozi, I've tried herbs already. They didn't work."

"I know, I know. But this is different. This woman—Mama Adesuwa—she doesn't just give you herbs and send you away. She teaches you about your diet, your lifestyle, how everything works together. My mother says she's like a walking encyclopedia of women's health."

Something in her voice convinced me. Maybe it was desperation. Maybe it was hope. Maybe both.

"Can you help me meet her?"

"Already planned it. I'm coming to Lagos this weekend. We'll drive to Benin together on Saturday."

Learning What Fibroids Really Are

Mama Adesuwa's house in Benin City wasn't what I expected. No clinic sign, no waiting room. Just a normal residential home with a garden full of herbs I didn't recognize.

She was probably in her mid-70s, with gray hair and the kind of calm presence that immediately put you at ease. She wore a simple wrapper and blouse, and her eyes were sharp and kind at the same time.

We sat under a mango tree in her compound. The morning sun filtered through the leaves, birds sang overhead. It felt peaceful.

"Tell me about your problem," she said gently.

I told her everything. The scan results showing a 7cm fibroid. The heavy bleeding. The pain. The failed treatments.

She listened without interrupting, nodding occasionally. When I finished, she asked specific questions:

"How many days does your period last?"
"Usually 7-8 days. The first three are very heavy."

"Do you pass clots?"
"Yes, sometimes quite large ones."

"How is your energy? Do you feel tired often?"
"Yes, especially during my period. Sometimes I feel dizzy."

"Your belly—is it swollen?"
"A bit, yes. Especially the lower part. It feels full."

She sat back, thinking.

"My dear, fibroids are very common. Many women have them. But the doctors only know one solution—cut it out. They don't ask why it's there in the first place."

I leaned forward. "Why is it there?"

"Your body is out of balance. Too much inflammation. Your liver is overwhelmed—it can't process hormones properly, so they build up. Your womb becomes inflamed. The fibroid is your body's way of protecting itself from that inflammation."

This was completely different from what my doctors had said.

"So what do we do?"

"We don't attack the fibroid directly," she explained. "We restore balance. Cool down the inflammation. Support your liver. Clean your blood. When your body is balanced, the fibroid shrinks naturally because it's no longer needed."

She picked up some dried herbs from a basket beside her.

"I will give you a protocol. Specific herbs at specific times. Foods to avoid that feed inflammation. Foods to eat more of that help healing. It's simple, but you must be disciplined. Can you be disciplined?"

"Yes, Mama. I'll do whatever it takes."

"Good. Most women see changes within three weeks—less bleeding, less pain. The fibroid itself takes longer to shrink, maybe 2-3 months. Some women's fibroids disappear completely. Some shrink to where they cause no symptoms. Either way, no surgery."

"How much will this cost?"

She smiled. "The herbs? About ₦7,000 for one month. The rest—the diet changes, the discipline—that's free."

Seven thousand Naira. I'd spent ₦35,000 on those Instagram pills that did nothing.

"I want to start today," I said.

"Then we begin."

90 Days That Changed Everything

I started Mama Adesuwa's protocol on Sunday, March 5th. She'd given me detailed instructions—morning herbs on empty stomach, afternoon herbs before lunch, evening herbs before bed. Foods to avoid completely. Foods to add to my diet. How much water to drink.

I was meticulous. I set phone alarms. I kept a journal tracking everything.

Week 1-2: The Beginning

Honestly? Not much happened at first. I felt slightly more energetic, maybe. But no dramatic changes. My period came on day 9 of the protocol, and it was just as heavy as before.

I called Mama, worried.

"Give it time," she said calmly. "Your body is adjusting. By your next cycle, you'll see the difference."

Week 3: First Signs

The constant dull ache in my lower belly—the one I'd gotten so used to I barely noticed it anymore—started fading. I realized one morning that I'd slept through the night without any discomfort.

Small thing, but it felt huge.

Week 4-5: Real Progress

My next period came. Day 1: I used 5 pads instead of my usual 8-10. Day 2: The cramping was noticeably milder. Day 3: I actually went to work, something I hadn't done during my period in months.

The whole cycle lasted 6 days instead of 7-8, and the last two days were just light spotting.

I was stunned.

Week 6: The Scan

I went back to the same hospital for a follow-up ultrasound. Same technician, same machine.

She measured once. Then twice. Then looked at me confused.

"When was your last scan?"

"About six weeks ago."

"And it showed 7.5cm?"

"Yes."

"It's 5.8cm now."

My heart jumped. "What?"

"The fibroid has shrunk from 7.5 to 5.8 centimeters. That's almost 2cm reduction in six weeks."

She called in the doctor to verify. Dr. Adeyemi looked at both scans side by side.

"Miss Adebayo, what have you been doing differently?"

"I changed my diet. Started taking some natural supplements for inflammation."

She nodded slowly. "Well, keep doing it. This is significant improvement. Let's rescan in another 8 weeks."

I walked out of that hospital floating on air.

Week 8-12: Continued Improvement

My energy levels were better than they'd been in years. My periods became almost normal—5 days, moderate flow, minimal cramping. The bloating in my lower belly reduced noticeably. I could wear my fitted dresses again.

People started commenting: "Chidi, you look different. Did you lose weight?" I hadn't lost much weight, but my body felt lighter, cleaner somehow.

Day 90: The Final Scan

Three months after starting Mama's protocol, I went for another scan.

The technician smiled when she saw me. "Let's see how much progress we've made."

She did the ultrasound. Measured carefully.

"3.2 centimeters."

I thought I'd misheard. "What?"

"Your fibroid is now 3.2cm. From 7.5 to 3.2 in three months. That's over 55% reduction."

Dr. Adeyemi reviewed the scans personally. She shook her head in disbelief.

"Miss Adebayo, I've been practicing for 12 years. I've never seen a fibroid shrink this much without intervention. Whatever you're doing, continue it. At this size, with no symptoms, you don't need surgery at all. We'll just monitor it."

I called Mama Adesuwa immediately.

"Mama, it's 3.2cm! From 7.5 to 3.2!"

Her warm laugh came through the phone. "You see? Your body knows how to heal itself. You just had to give it the right support."

I cried on the phone. Happy tears. Grateful tears. Relief beyond words.

I had my life back. And I'd saved over a million Naira in surgery costs.

Why I'm Telling You This Story

After my healing, I couldn't stop thinking about all the other women out there in the same position I'd been in.

Women being told surgery is their only option. Women spending hundreds of thousands on treatments that don't work. Women living with pain and heavy bleeding because they can't afford proper medical care.

It didn't seem fair that I'd found this solution almost by accident, through a lucky phone call from my cousin.

So I reached out to Mama Adesuwa.

"Mama, can I share what you taught me with other women?"

She was quiet for a long moment.

"This knowledge has been in my family for three generations," she finally said. "We don't usually share it freely. But I'm getting old. And there are too many women suffering unnecessarily."

She agreed, on one condition: that I make sure women follow the complete protocol, not pick and choose what seems convenient.

"Half measures give half results," she said. "Or no results at all. That's why other natural remedies fail."

I promised.

And that's how this guide was born.

Introducing: The Fibroid Freedom Protocol

I've documented everything Mama Adesuwa taught me. Every herb, every dosage, every timing detail, every dietary change.

I tested it on myself first. Then I shared it with 5 other women from my church who had fibroids. All of them saw measurable improvement within 6-8 weeks.

I organized everything into a simple, step-by-step guide that any Nigerian woman can follow from home.

No medical jargon. Just clear instructions in plain English.

No expensive imported supplements. Everything is available in local herb markets across Nigeria.

No complicated procedures. Just follow the daily schedule.

Total cost of herbs for one month: Under ₦8,000.

Compare that to ₦1.2 million for surgery. Or ₦35,000 for supplements that don't work. Or ₦18,000 for medications that only mask symptoms.

This is affordable, accessible, and actually works.

Real Women, Real Results

Investment

Creating this guide required months of documentation, medical review to ensure safety, testing with multiple women, and professional organization.

A fair price, considering this could save you ₦1.2 million in surgery costs, would be ₦20,000.

But I remember what it's like to be counting every Naira, choosing between treatment and other bills.

So I won't charge ₦20,000.

₦8,900.

Less than one month's worth of extra pads. Less than one hospital scan. Less than one week of pain medication.

But this special price is only available for a limited time. Once I reach capacity for personal support, the price will increase or access will close temporarily.

Special Bonuses Included

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Complete meal plans with Nigerian foods, shopping lists, and prep instructions. Takes the guesswork out of what to eat.

BONUS #2: Symptom Tracker Journal (Value: ₦4,000)

Track your progress daily, monitor symptoms, stay motivated, and document your healing journey.

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Your Choice Today

You have two paths in front of you:

Path 1: Continue as you are. Keep managing symptoms with expensive medications. Keep bleeding heavily every month. Keep worrying about surgery costs. Keep watching your fibroid potentially grow larger.

Path 2: Try this protocol. Give your body 90 days to heal naturally. Track real, measurable progress. Potentially save over a million Naira. Keep your womb intact.

The choice is yours.

But I can tell you from experience: Path 2 changed my life completely.

And it can change yours too.

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To your health and healing,
Chidinma Adebayo