The acute clinical features of retrograde menstruation

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This study investigated the acute clinical effects of retrograde menstruation, finding that menstrual blood spilling into the peritoneal cavity is painful.

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Abstract

The acute effects of retrograde menstruation were studied by endoscopy and cytology. The findings suggest that spillage of menstrual blood into the peritoneal cavity is painful. The technique of making this diagnosis is discussed and the therapeutic implications considered.

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endometriosis

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Menstruation Disturbances Acute Disease Adolescent Adult Female Humans Laparoscopy Menstruation Disturbances Menstruation Disturbances

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