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Treatment of genital endometriosis at the Helios Surgery and Rehabilitation Center

Extragenital endometriosis is a form of endometriosis in which endometrial-like tissue grows outside the reproductive organs. Endometriosis foci can form in the intestines, bladder, lungs, diaphragm, or other organs, causing a number of serious symptoms. This is a rare but serious disease that requires a comprehensive approach to treatment.

Symptoms that require a doctor's visit:

Severe pain in the pelvic area or in places not related to the reproductive organs, especially during menstruation.
Pain during urination or defecation.
Chronic pain in the back, chest, or diaphragm.
Blood in the urine or feces during menstruation.
Shortness of breath or coughing up blood during menstruation (rare).
Persistent fatigue, weakness.

Advantages of treatment at the Helios Center:

A team of experienced surgeons and rehabilitation specialists.
Innovative methods of diagnosis and treatment.
A comprehensive approach: from disease detection to rehabilitation.
Comfortable conditions of stay and an individual approach to each patient.

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How is the consultation and treatment at the Helios Center:

Initial consultation:

The doctor will carefully listen to the patient's complaints, collect anamnesis, in particular the history of diseases related to the reproductive system and other organs.

Diagnostics:

For an accurate diagnosis, the Helios Center performs:
Ultrasound of the pelvic organs and abdominal cavity.
MRI or CT scan to detect the localization of endometriosis foci in atypical places.
Laboratory tests, including blood tests and inflammation markers.
Laparoscopy, which is a diagnostic and therapeutic procedure.

Treatment:

Drug therapy: Hormonal drugs are prescribed to reduce endometriosis foci and relieve symptoms.

Surgical treatment:

The center's specialists perform laparoscopic operations to remove endometriosis foci in the affected organs. This is a minimally invasive method that ensures quick recovery.

Rehabilitation:

After surgery, the patient receives an individual rehabilitation plan, which may include physiotherapy, dietary recommendations, and regular check-ups to prevent recurrence.