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One meta-analysis reported an increased risk of placenta previa in patients with severe endometriosis, such as deep infiltrating endometriosis (DIE) or rASRM stages IIIIV, but not in those without DIE or in those with rASRM stages III, compared to those with no history of endometriosis [7]
- Generally well-tolerated
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