Overview
Severe period pain is not something you should simply learn to tolerate. Endometriosis can sometimes take years to diagnose, making early evaluation important for protecting your quality of life and reproductive health.
A detailed assessment helps us understand your pain, identify possible signs of endometriosis and develop a treatment plan based on your symptoms, fertility goals and individual needs.
What is included
- Detailed pain history and pelvic examination
- Sonography and marker testing
- Hormonal therapy for pain control
- Laparoscopic excision of endometriotic tissue
- Fertility planning alongside pain treatment
Relief from pain with fertility in mind
Endometriosis can affect periods, pelvic comfort, everyday activities and fertility. Treatment is planned according to the severity of symptoms, examination and imaging findings, as well as whether you are planning pregnancy.
Depending on your condition, treatment may include medicines for symptom control or laparoscopic surgery to remove endometriotic tissue. Fertility considerations are kept in mind throughout the treatment journey.
Frequently asked questions
Does endometriosis cause infertility?
Endometriosis can affect fertility in some women, but many women with endometriosis are able to conceive after appropriate treatment and fertility planning.
Does it come back after surgery?
Endometriosis can recur after surgery. Depending on your symptoms and fertility plans, medical therapy and regular follow-up may be recommended to help manage recurrence.
Is severe period pain always caused by endometriosis?
Not necessarily. Severe period pain can have several causes. A detailed history, examination and appropriate investigations can help identify the likely cause and guide treatment.
