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3rd day of cycle e2 81.7pmol/l, lh 6.4 iu/l, fsh 6.0 iu/l.ok? irregular painful periods late sometimes, breasts masses, s&s of endometriosis as per dr
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Polycystic ovarian: syndrome, causes irregular ovulation, and elevations of estrogens, which can feed growth of endometriosis, as you are likely experiencing.
Answered 4/7/2019
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