<prompt> A pregnant female with 16 week AOG presented with bleeding. Upon USG Fibroid detected. Management:Conservative managementLaparoscopic myomectomyCurettageHysterectomy  <response>: Ans. a Conservative managementRef : Shaws 15th ed. 364; William Obstetrics 23rd ed. Ch 40 Uterine leiomyomas fibroids are common benign smooth muscle tumors. Their incidence during pregnancy is probably about 2 percent and depends on population characteristics and the frequency of routine sonography. Treatment of symptomatic myomas consists of analgesia and observation. Most often, signs and symptoms abate within a few days, but inflammation may stimulate labor. Surgery is rarely necessary during pregnancy. 