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Of these women, 87% had dysmenorrhea, 79% had premenstrual pain and 57% reported dyspareunia. The severity of the symptoms was found not to be associated with the assumed size or number of fibroid(s). There was no significant difference in the pain reported by women without and by women with fibroids. Reporting a feeling of strong pressure on the bladder (OR 1.18) or abdomen (OR 1.12) or constipation (OR 1.16) increased the likelihood of detecting a fibroid on ultrasound investigation. Conclusions The presence of manifest sympto
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