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A levonorgestrel-releasing intrauterine system effectively treated severe menorrhagia and anemia caused by adenomyosis in an HIV-positive woman, providing contraception despite antiretroviral therapy.
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Abstract
This case is about an HIV seropositive young woman referred for the treatment of severe menorrhagia causing anaemia due to adenomyosis where the levonorgestrel-releasing intrauterine system (Mirena) proved useful in treating her heavy periods and also provided effective contraception without interference from the liver enzyme-inducing effects of antiretroviral medications.
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- Adenomyosis: a retrospective view via openalex
- [Physiopathologic, diagnostic and therapeutic evolution in the management of adenomyosis: review of the literature] via openalex
- W1975131082 via openalex
- W2069642788 via openalex
- W2140197139 via openalex
- W4211254589 via openalex
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