Drug therapy efficacy for the syndrome of chronic pelvic pain relapses in perinatal endometriosis
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Combining dienogest with interleukin-2 followed by supportive therapy effectively arrests chronic pelvic pain, eliminates psycho-emotional disorders, and prevents relapses in perinatal endometriosis compared to dienogest monotherapy.
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Comparative analysis of drug therapy efficacy for the syndrome of chronic pelvic pain relapses in perinatal endometriosis has been presented: it included dienogest monotherapy and combined interleukin-2 (il-2) and dienogest therapy. It has been proved that dienogest in combination with Interleukin-2 (ronkoleukin) followed by supportive therapy with dienogest-containing oral contraceptives (DCOK) is more effective for arresting pain syndrome, eliminating psycho-emotional disorders and preventing relapses.
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