'First-of-a-kind' endometriosis tablet approved for use on NHS
- The world's first pill for endometriosis, known as relugolix combination therapy, has been approved for NHS use in the UK, providing a new treatment option for many affected individuals.
- This drug allows patients to manage symptoms at home, works more quickly than current treatments, and can be easily stopped if needed, according to NHS national clinical director Dr. Sue Mann.
- The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence stated that the new treatment is a step-change in managing endometriosis, giving patients more control over their health.
- This treatment is restricted to patients whose previous medical and surgical options have failed, as noted by the charity Endometriosis UK.
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