Australian Concept Infertility Medical Center

  Table of Contents   Introduction . 2 What is endometriosis? . 2 Does endometriosis cause infertility? . 2 How is endometriosis treated? . 2 How can someone tell if she has endometriosis? . 3 Etiology/Pathogenesis . 4 Treatment 7 Medical treatment 7 Surgery . 7 Assisted reproductive technology . 8     Introduction Infertility Treatment affects around 30–50 per cent of people with endometriosis. Endometriosis lesions can cause inflammation in the area and may form scar tissue, as well as stick different organs together. They also bleed, similarly to the regular uterine lining, in response to hormones What is endometriosis? Endometriosis is when tissue is found outside the uterus that appears similar to the lining of the uterus (endometrium). Endometriosis may grow on the outside of your uterus, ovaries, and tubes and even on your bladder or intestines. This tissue can irritate structures that it touches, causing pain and adhesions (scar tissue)

  Endometriosis is a condition that occurs when the tissue of uterus started growing in other parts of the body, for example in ovaries, the fallopian tube, the outside wall of the uterus or any other internal organ/part. During periods hormones changes occur, so this tissue breaks up and can cause pain during menses or after menses.    Symptoms of Endometriosis are as follow: ·          Pain before, during and after periods ·          Pain in the pelvis ·          Pain in back ·          Pain during intercourse ·          Pain in urination ·          Pain during bowel movement      Endometriosis can be a reason for I nfertility but there are medical treatments available that can overcome it. Fibroids or Endometriosis? For sure Endometriosis is one of the causes of severe menstrual pain. But it is not the only sole reason behind it. Pain can also be caused by fibroids that are noncancerous growths of the tissue of the uterus. Fibroids can lead to cramps or heavy