Endometriosis in a 22-Year-Old with Premature Ovarian Insufficiency Secondary to Pre-Pubertal Bone Marrow Transplant: a Case Report
This case report describes endometriosis diagnosed in a 22-year-old with premature ovarian insufficiency following prepubertal bone marrow transplant, presenting with pelvic pain and dysmenorrhea.
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This case report describes endometriosis in a 22-year-old with premature ovarian insufficiency following pre-pubertal bone marrow transplantation for Diamond-Blackfan anemia, whose chronic pelvic pain and progressive dysmenorrhea prompted evaluation. The patient had undergone early hormone therapy (transdermal estrogen, later cyclic progestin, then combined oral contraceptives) and trialed elagolix, which was stopped due to worsened arthralgia, before starting norethindrone acetate and undergoing diagnostic laparoscopy; laparoscopy showed scattered superficial pelvic endometriotic lesions with florid histology, and she reported sustained symptom improvement while continuing norethindrone acetate plus oral estradiol. A key limitation is that findings are from a single patient and therefore cannot establish broader causation or generalizability. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — it documents endometriosis diagnosed and characterized in the setting of premature ovarian insufficiency after bone marrow transplant.
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