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Does it still cause pain when having endometriosis even with no flow?dr suspect it&i have pain all over abdomen (bladder,bowel,ovaries,kidneys,ribs)?
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Yes: Endometriosis induced pain comes at any time in the menstrual cycle occasionally relieved by the actual flow. Your MD will probably consider either a Laparoscopy or a therapeutic medical trial course.(Rx.)
Answered 3/10/2020
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