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Endometriosis
I was diagnosed with endometriosis 3.5 months ago and was put on dienogest. Now after 3 months in my ultrasound sound report the cyst siz has reduced but it says that my uterus is retroverted and also it mentions adenomyosis. My gynaec has asked me to continue dienogest for 3 more months. I haven’t got periods this time but there is spotting daily since 7 days. Im attaching both my reports. Please see what needs to be done. Should I worry about retroverted uterus and adenomyosis??
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