Gynaecological problems and fertility
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Endometriosis, a non-cancerous condition that can cause pain or be asymptomatic, is frequently observed in women with and without children during laparoscopic examinations.
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Abstract Endometriosis is commonly found at laparoscopy in women who have had children as well as in women who are infertile. It is not a cancer and rarely changes into a cancer. It can cause pain: painful periods, pain for several days before a period, and pain on intercourse. It can also be found without symptoms.
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