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Doctors in the early twentieth century commonly mistook endometriosis as simple menstrual cramps and informed women that there was no medical cure for their condition.

 

A)endometriosis as simple menstrual cramps

B)endometriosis for simple menstrual cramps

C)simple menstrual cramps for endometriosis

D)endometriosis to be simple menstrual cramps

E)endometriosis and simple menstrual cramps

 

Guys what is your opinion

OA is

B

 

 

IMO

C

 

is right.

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Guys!

Why would women ask for a cure for simple menstrual cramp. And why would a doctor give a cure for the same???

 

If you consider C, then :

Doctors would give a cure for only endometriosis, but unfortunately they did not have a cure for the same.

Hence they "informed women that there was no medical cure for their condition."

Everything sounds logical here...

 

If you consider B:

If the doctors mistook endometriosis for simple menstrual cramps, then, they would have informed the woman that she simply suffers from SMCramps and she can go back home and relax(or probably give her some pain killer).Why would they tell her that there is no medical cure for her treatment?

 

I believe that the doctors did not have any cure for endometriosis! Hence Answer should be C !

 

Do you see my point???

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