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Abstract
The main adverse effect of dienogest was irregular vaginal bleeding experienced by about half of the patients in the first group. Other adverse effects but less prominemt were headache and breast tenderness.
All these patients discontinued the dienogest or OI before performing a pregnancy test. In group A 153 (36%) out of 424 had a positive pregnancy test. In group B, 98 patients (23.3%) had a positive pregnancy test. This shows that dienogest suppression of endometriosis prior to induction increases live birth rate.