Adenomyosis: from symptoms to treatment, two women’s health experts explain this little known condition

Jennifer H. Southcombe, Nura Fitnat Topbaş Selçuki
2023 · doi:10.64628/ab.9aa6vd9t5 · W4413523876
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Adenomyosis is a uterine condition where endometrial-like cells grow into the myometrium, causing symptoms like pain and heavy bleeding, with diagnosis and treatment still under investigation.

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