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Why is Surgical Removal Necessary?

Surgical removal may be necessary for several reasons:
To treat cancerous or pre-cancerous growths
To alleviate chronic pain caused by conditions like endometriosis or adenomyosis
To remove fibroids that cause heavy bleeding or other symptoms
To resolve ovarian cysts that are large, painful, or potentially cancerous
To address pelvic organ prolapse

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