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Retrospective cohort study shows hormonal therapy lowers pain scores in younger patients, suggesting further investigation is needed.
HT initiation was associated with lower one-year dysmenorrhoea/pelvic pain scores, while other domains showed no consistent differences. Younger patients were more likely to initiate or continue hormonal therapy, suggesting non-random allocation. Given the observational design and potential residual confounding, findings are hypothesis-generating and support symptom-profile-guided postoperative management; prospective studies with standardised regimens and domain-specific outcomes are needed.
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