A 3-month treatment of danazol, 600 mg daily, increased the rate of amenorrhea after endometrial resection for menorrhagia
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This study investigated the effect of danazol treatment on amenorrhea rates following endometrial resection for menorrhagia, finding an increase after three months of daily 600 mg dosage.
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- Assessment of medical treatments for menorrhagia via openalex
- Endometrial Resection for the Treatment of Menorrhagia via openalex
- doi:10.1016/0002-9378(81)90611-6 via openalex
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