Endometriosis in Hungary
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This article examines the diagnostic and therapeutic options for endometriosis patients within the Hungarian healthcare system, drawing on data from 181 treated individuals.
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Endometriosis is a growing healthcare problem all around the world. I discuss in this article how the hungarian healthcare system is working and helping patients suffering from endometriosis. I discuss all diagnostic and therapeutic possibilities which are available for the patients. I discuss also some data from my own practice, 181 patients suffering from chronic pelvic pain caused by endometriosis.
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