General Introduction
Endometriosis, a disease that can occur with different problems in different stages of women’s lives, does not have a complete cure until menopause.
In our Endometriosis Center, we aim to evaluate our patient with a holistic approach, and to educate them about endometriosis, and to make conscious choices among the solution options for their problems, if any.
Endometriosis can often present with the following signs and symptoms:
severe menstrual pain
Severe and long-standing abdominal pain outside of menstrual period
painful intercourse
Painful tampon use or inability to use tampons
Painful defecation, voiding, blood in stool or urine
Infertility, pregnancy loss, preterm birth
Allergy and concomitant immunological diseases
Back and leg pain (in endometriosis involving the sciatic nerve)
Difficulty in breathing during the menstrual period and pain caused by breathing (endometriosis in the diaphragm muscle) may suggest.
Chronic fatigue, menstrual irregularities
Anxiety and depression