Abdominal incisional endometrioma following cesarean section: a case report.
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This case report details a 34-year-old woman who developed cyclic bleeding from her lower midline abdominal incision scar one year after stopping oral contraceptives following a cesarean section, with surgical excision confirming an endometrioma.
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A 34 year old woman underwent a cesarean section for placenta previa when she was 25 years old, after that she took oral contraceptives regularly for 8 years and remained asymptomatic. Upon entering our hospital, the patient stopped taking the oral contraceptives and had a one year history of cyclic bleeding from the lower midline abdominal incision scar. Surgical excision was done and pathological findings revealed endometrioma.
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