Results
The postoperative endometrium thickness was improved in both groups, and both groups gained menstruation improvement rates of 67%. For patients who underwent second-look hysteroscopy (17 from the oral group and 19 from the transdermal group), the mean AFS score declined greater than 2 in both groups. For patients with postoperative pregnancy intention, the pregnancy rates at 1-year follow-up after the procedures were 40.5% and 28% in the transdermal group and oral group, respectively. Although no statistically significant difference was observed between the two groups, patients in the transdermal group had a tendency toward increased pregnancy rate.