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What is Asherman's syndrome?

Asherman's syndrome is a rare condition. Asherman's syndrome is a condition where the uterine walls adhere to one another, usually caused by uterine inflammation. Asherman's syndrome is the presence of intrauterine adhesions that typically occur as a result of scar formation after uterine surgery, especially after a dilatation and curettage.

 

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