Hysteroscopic assessment of abnormal uterine bleeding in users of the intrauterine contraceptive device
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Hysteroscopy revealed submucous fibroids and endometritis were more frequent in IUD users with abnormal bleeding than in controls with "missing strings."
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Sixty users of the IUD who complained of abnormal menstrual blood loss were evaluated by hysteroscopy, and the findings were compared with a matched group who had this investigation for "missing strings". Submucous fibroids and endometritis were more frequent in the study group whereas malposition of the IUD was commoner in the controls (p < 0.05).
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