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Re: Bilateral chocolate cyst in P0 L0From: Betty Rommel, MD, PhD (brommel@mindspring.com)Mon Jul 30 21:43:25 2001
At Sun, 29 Jul 2001, DR.B.HOSSAIN wrote: > >Hi all, >My relative,30yo,was married to a Medico for 3yrs,Para 0,recent widow,is having bilateral chocolate cysts appx 7cmx6cm size.Treated with danazol for 6 mths by other doc seeks surgical advice.What to do?I antecepate a gross adhesion clinically.CT scan report is awaiting. > >Dr Belal Hossain MD >Kolaghat.India Perhaps Dr. Danazol needs his head examined after apologizing for giving your relative oily skin, increased body hair & a manly voice. Since when did Danazol ever result in the disappearance of bilateral adnexal masses of unconfirmed etiology? Your relative needs a top notch bowel prep, an all-inclusive consent form and exploratory surgery. She's probably loaded with endometriosis but you can't rely on radiologic tests. And, some friendly advice... DON'T OPERATE ON YOUR RELATIVES!!!
-- Betty Rommel, MD, PhD
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