Hello,
Thank you for your query at DoctorSpring.com
I understand your concern.
Fibroids can have varied manifestations, and are hormonal. Some women have fibroids and they are absolutely asymptomatic, with fibroids just being an incidental finding.
Sometimes fibroids, are present for years, till they grow in size around menopause due to hormonal imbalance. So it is difficult to predict whether they will disappear completely or whether they will recur in the future.
However as of now, if you have normal periods and painless cycles, without any excess bleeding, then there is nothing to worry about. And you won't need a scan as of now.
Only if you have menorrhagia ( excess bleeding during cycles ), then you can go for the scan, and later based on the size, you can take a decision on whether it needs to be removed. During pregnancy, a lot of women develop fibroids, which does reduce spontaneously. So that may be the case for you too. But it really can't be predicted.
So i will suggest as of now, no scans or intervention is required. If you develop high bleeding, you can go for a scan.
Regards.