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. 2022 Dec 22;22:538. doi: 10.1186/s12905-022-02111-3

Table 1.

Patient characteristics and localization of endometriosis

n (%)
Age diagnosis (years) (mean ± SD) 32 ± 7
BMI (mean ± SD) 23.2 ± 4.4
Partnership
 Single 28 (24.3)
 In a partnership 87 (75.7)
Pregnancies
 0 71 (61.7)
 1 28 (24.3)
 2 9 (7.8)
  > 2 7 (6.1)
Births
 0 87 (75.7)
 1 21 (18.3)
 2 6 (5.2)
  > 2 1 (0.9)
Smoker
 Smoker 27 (23.5)
 Non-smoker 88 (76.5)
Common symptoms (mulptiple selections possible)
 Dysmenorrhea 108 (93.9)
 Dyspareunia 93 (80.9)
 Dysuria 75 (65.2)
 Abdominal pain 62 (53.9)
 Chest pain 12 (10.4)
Menarche (age)
 Mean (± SD) 12.7 ± 1.7
 8–10 years 7 (6.1)
 11–14 years 94 (81.7)
 15–17 years 14 (12.2)
Bleeding duration (days)
 Mean (± SD) 5.0 ± 2.5
 1–4 days 51 (44.3)
 5–8 days 57 (49.6)
 9–14 days 7 (6.1)
Bleeding intensity
 Amenorrhea 5 (4.3)
 Light 7 (6.1)
 Middle 43 (37.4)
 Strong 60 (52.2)
Hormonal therapy in the last 3 months
 Yes 27 (23.5)
 Combined hormonal therapy 9 (33.3)
 Progesterone only 18 (66.7)
 No 83 (72.2)
 Not specified 5 (4.3)
Period of time from the beginning of pain until diagnosis (years)
 Mean (± SD) 4.8 ± 6.1
Present wish to have children
 Yes 41 (35.7)
 No 74 (64.3)
Peritoneal endometriosis 26 (22.6)
Ovarian endometriosis 23 (20%)
DIE 52 (45.2)
DIE + ovarian endometriosis 14 (12.2)

The table should be placed in the results part after the section Demographics