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Dancing with an Endometrio cyst, endomet

2024-09-30 15:04:21
Hi, I want to begin my dancing classes in Odissi. I have been diagnosed with endometriotic cyst 64. , endometriosis and fibroids17mm. Can I begin my Indian classical dance lessons???
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What is endometriotic cyst 64? And there is no reason not to dance

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You can confidently join your classes and also take treatment for endometriosis.

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You can definitely begin with your dance classes And simultaneously continue with your treatment

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