One-third of endometriosis patients told to get pregnant, survey finds
A survey has found that one-third of endometriosis patients were advised by healthcare providers to get pregnant as treatment.
A survey of endometriosis patients in New Zealand has revealed that approximately one-third were told to get pregnant by healthcare providers. Endometriosis New Zealand's chief executive said the findings are particularly concerning. The survey highlights a troubling pattern in how some patients with the chronic condition are being advised about managing their condition.
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One-third of endometriosis patients told to get pregnant – survey
Endometriosis New Zealand chief executive Tanya Cooke says the finding are particularly concerning.
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One-third of endometriosis patients told to get pregnant – survey
Endometriosis New Zealand chief executive Tanya Cooke says the finding are particularly concerning.