Clinical outcome of vaginal danazol suppository use in women with pelvic endometriosis
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This study investigated the clinical outcomes of using vaginal danazol suppositories for treating pelvic endometriosis in women.
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- Vaginally Administered Danazol: An Overlooked Option in the Treatment of Rectovaginal Endometriosis? 2015
- "Per vaginam" topical use of hormonal drugs in women with symptomatic deep endometriosis: a narrative literature review 2017
- The usefulness of less common hormonal treatment modalities in improving the endometriosis-related pain symptoms 2026
Cited by (3)
- The usefulness of less common hormonal treatment modalities in improving the endometriosis-related pain symptoms 2026
- "Per vaginam" topical use of hormonal drugs in women with symptomatic deep endometriosis: a narrative literature review 2017
- Vaginally Administered Danazol: An Overlooked Option in the Treatment of Rectovaginal Endometriosis? 2015
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