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|Articles|June 26, 2012
DailyDx:Severe Uterine Pain
Author(s)Joe Antony, MD
What is your diagnosis in this 40 year-old female patient with severe suprapubic pain exacerbated during menses? Ovaries were normal.
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What is your diagnosis in this 40 year-old female patient with severe suprapubic pain exacerbated during menses? Ovaries were normal.
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