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Adolescent gynecology conditions can include:
- breast masses
- abnormal puberty, precocious (early) or delayed
- amenorrhea (absence of periods after puberty begins)
- menstrual abnormalities (frequent or heavy periods)
- dysmenorrhea (significant pain with periods)
- menstrual regulation in young women with developmental/mental delay
- pelvic/ovarian cysts or masses
- structural or anatomic abnormalities of the reproductive tract (imperforate hymen)
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