Pelvic Pain Clinics - Asherman's Syndrome

Question

? Women report ongoing challenges and cost getting a diagnosis of Asherman's, either via hysteroscopy or saline infused sonography (cost of approx $750 with minimal medicare rebate). Is it correct that neither of these services are offered in the pelvic pain clinics? ? Women report even greater challenges with getting Asherman's syndrome scarring treated - noting that surgical treatment is required to remove the adhesions. Is it correct that the pelvic pain clinics do not offer these surgeries?

Answer

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Documents

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• DHDA SQ26-002798.pdf (opens in a new tab)