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What are the risks of putting off exploratory surgery for endometriosis? pain is bearable, but very uncomfortable. can symptoms subside w/o surgery?
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Yes: A non-surgical method to diagnose and treat potential endometriosis is continuous hormonal suppression. Ask your doctor about this option.
Answered 9/22/2016
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