MENSTRUAL CYCLE LENGTH IN FEMALES WITH ENDOMETRIOSIS

In: Journal of Medical Sciences · 2019 · vol. 27(4) , pp. 356–358 · W3113407778
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This case-control study found a moderately strong positive correlation between short menstrual cycle length and endometriosis in women aged 20-40.

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Objectives; To find an association between menstrual cycle length in females with endometriosis and healthy females.Material and methods: A cases control study was conducted at tertiary care teaching hospitals of Lahore Pakistan. Thisstudy comprised of 50married females aged between 20-40 years, laparoscopically diagnosed with endometriosis ascases and 50 married healthy females of same age group as control group. Females with conditions like leiomyomasand carcinomas or any other co-morbid condition were excluded. After informed consent, a structured questionnaire wasfilled up by both cases and control. The association between menstrual cycle length and endometriosis was comparedby Pearson’s correlation. The results were expressed as r, and statistically significant was set as p- value less than 0.05.Results: A moderately strong correlation (r= 0.662, p= 0.000*) with positive trend was obtained between short menstrualcycle length (<28 days) in females with endometriosis as compared to healthy females.Conclusion: There is strong association between short menstrual cycle length and endometriosis.

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