A rare case of cervical endometriosis presenting with profuse vaginal bleeding during an embryo transfer cycle: A case report.
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A 40-year-old woman was referred for assisted conception. During embryo transfer, the procedure had to be abandoned due to excessive bleeding from the cervix. Her cervix appeared abnormal, and she was referred urgently to colposcopy. Her previous cervical smears were up to date and normal. Colposcopy revealed a slightly inflamed cervix with an ectropion. Within this area, was a raised nodular growth that appeared suspicious and bled profusely on contact.
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