I'm experiencing heavy periods and considering the NovaSure procedure. Can you explain how the procedure works, how long it typically takes, and what are the main reasons someone might NOT be a candidate for it? Additionally, I'd like to prepare for a doctor's visit; please download the 'Doctor Discussion Guide' and confirm its primary purpose.
Navigate to 'novasure.com'. Click on the 'How it works' link. Extract information on how the NovaSure procedure works and its typical duration. Navigate to the 'Benefits & risks' page. Identify and list at least three reasons why a woman might not be a candidate for the NovaSure procedure. Click on the 'For Patients' dropdown menu. Click on the 'Find a Physician' link. Locate and click the 'Download the Discussion Guide' link. Confirm the download and describe the guide's main purpose based on the surrounding text.
The agent successfully describes the NovaSure procedure as removing the uterine lining. The agent states that the procedure typically takes about 90 seconds. The agent lists at least three reasons why a woman might not be a candidate for NovaSure, such as: being premenopausal but not finished childbearing, having or suspecting uterine cancer, having an active genital/urinary/pelvic infection, or having an IUD currently in place. The agent successfully downloads the 'Doctor Discussion Guide'. The agent states that the guide's primary purpose is to help patients prepare for their doctor's visit by providing tips and questions to ask.