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2022-01-10 12:58:40
I have bilateral endometriomas. So that for 2 years I take  dienogest 2 mg / day continously & the size of cyst also decrease in size. Now can I take a break from dienogest for 3 to 6 months? Plz adv.
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If you are planning pregnancy please go ahead with it immediately after stopping dinogest . If you are not planning pregnancy and in case you stop dinogest there are chances that cyst size may increase

Answered2022-01-10 13:50:16

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