 |  NBME form 2 question,plz ans
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vanshita
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| dr.shailu
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thanks vanshita.
But why,should not we treat asymptomatic incidental endometriosis .
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| dr in trouble
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I will go with D as this woman completes her family so the best option is total abdominal hystrectomy.
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| robin082006
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asymptomatic incidental endometriosis --->no treatment.
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| huyniid
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In asymptomatic patients, those with mild discomfort, or infertile women with minimal or mild endometriosis, expectant management may be appropriate. Although endometriosis is generally believed to be a progressive disease, no evidence indicates that treating an asymptomatic patient will prevent or ameliorate the onset of symptoms later. Many reports have found expectant management of infertile women with minimal or mild endometriosis to be as successful as medical or surgical therapies
Current diagnosis and treatment in Ob-Gyn.
You are right Robin. I missed this Qs 
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| dr.shailu
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thanks for explaining huyniid
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