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Treatment of external endometriosis at the Helios Surgery and Rehabilitation Center

External endometriosis is a disease in which tissues similar to the endometrium (the inner lining of the uterus) grow outside the uterus. They can be located on the ovaries, fallopian tubes, the outside of the uterus and other organs surrounding the reproductive system. These tissues respond to hormonal changes during menstruation, which leads to inflammation, pain, adhesions and sometimes infertility.

Symptoms that should prompt a visit to the doctor:

Lower abdominal or pelvic pain that gets worse during menstruation.
Painful, irregular, or heavy menstruation.
Pain during sexual intercourse.
Difficulty conceiving (infertility).
Pain when urinating or defecating during menstruation.
Persistent fatigue or general weakness.
Swelling or pain in the pelvic area.

Advantages of treatment at the Helios Center:

The use of modern diagnostic and treatment methods.
Experienced gynecologists and surgeons specializing in endometriosis.
An individual approach to each patient.
Comprehensive treatment, which includes both medical and surgical treatment with subsequent rehabilitation.

The Helios Center for Surgery and Rehabilitation offers effective and safe treatment of external endometriosis using the latest technologies. Contact us for diagnosis and treatment today!

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How is the consultation and treatment at the Helios Center:

Initial consultation:

The doctor conducts a detailed interview, studies the symptoms, medical history and conducts an examination. It is important to collect information about the menstrual cycle and other gynecological diseases.

Diagnostics:

The following methods are used for accurate diagnosis:

Ultrasound of the pelvic organs - to detect changes in the reproductive organs.
Laparoscopy - a method that allows you to see the foci of endometriosis directly, as well as perform surgical intervention if necessary.
Histological examination of tissues taken during laparoscopy to accurately confirm the diagnosis.

Treatment:

Drug therapy: The most common method is hormonal therapy, which helps reduce the growth of endometriotic foci and alleviate symptoms.
Surgical treatment: If drug treatment does not work, surgery is performed to remove the foci of endometriosis. This can be done using laparoscopy.
Joint therapy with other specialists: If necessary, other doctors, such as gastroenterologists or urologists, may be involved to treat concomitant diseases that may occur against the background of endometriosis.

Rehabilitation:

After treatment, patients undergo a rehabilitation course, including check-ups, physiotherapy and recommendations for a healthy lifestyle to improve their general condition and prevent relapses.