
Endometriosis
Endometriosis is a common health condition in which tissue similar to the
lining of the uterus grows outside the uterus. Like the uterine lining, this tissue
thickens and bleeds during each menstrual cycle. However, because it is
located outside the uterus, the blood has no way to exit the body.
This can lead to pain, swelling, and sometimes the
development of scar tissue.

Common Symptoms :

Severe period pain,
lower abdominal pain, backpain, leg pain,
painful sex
Ovaries / Uterus

Heavy or
irregular periods
Bladder / Urinary Tract

Scarring and tubal blockage causing infertility
Fallopians Tubes

Pain or burning while urinating
Intestines / Rectum
Constipation or diarrhoea (worse during periods), and bloating

Uterus & Pelvic Ligaments

shoulder, chest, or upper belly pain that worsens during periods
Diaphragm / Sciatic Nerve
Why Does It Happen?
The exact cause isn’t fully known. It may be linked to genetics, hormonal factors, or immune system changes. You are not alone—endometriosis is common and affects many women in their reproductive years.
Treatment Options :
Medicines: Controls the pain- it does not make endometriosis disappear.
Surgery (laparoscopy/robotic): Treatment of choice
Removes the endometriotic tissue wherever it is present in the body, relieve pain, improves fertility and quality of life.
Types of Surgery :
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Laparoscopy (Keyhole Surgery)
•A thin camera is inserted through small cuts in the tummy.
•Endometriotic tissue is removed or destroyed using laser/energy.
•Minimally invasive → faster recovery, less pain, tiny scars.
Robotic Surgery
•Similar to laparoscopy but done with robotic precision.
•Helpful for complex or deep endometriosis.
Hysterectomy (removal of the uterus)
•Considered only in severe cases where other treatments have failed and if a woman has completed her family.
Benefits :
Relieves pain from endometriosis.
Restores normal pelvic anatomy.
Improves chances of pregnancy in many women.
Helps with better quality of life.
Don’t suffer in silence. Seek help from and endometriosis expert today!