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How do i address endometriosis, as i was just told i have this and its not curable?
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There are problems and then their solutions. What you need to do is to find a Gyn at an Academic med center and consult her/him and get treated. In some cases it can be cured and in all cases treated with relief. So whoever told you that is incorrect. Wish you good health.
Answered 8/30/2022
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Endometriosis is treatable, and can be managed in some cases by surgery, and others by oral contraceptives. Surgery options include removal of ovaries and uterus in extreme cases, and/or laparoscopic intervention done at the time of your menses , to cauterize implants of tissue. Ask you GYN physician for guidance at "age 47", as some solutions will fit your life plans better than others.
Answered 8/30/2022
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