miVIP offers Cutting Edge Surgical Treatments for Endometriosis
Endometriosis
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Turn to the world’s best surgeons at miVIP Surgery Centers if you’re in need of endometriosis treatment. Endometriosis occurs whenever the inside tissue of the uterus actually grows outside of a woman’s uterus. The condition usually deals with the ovaries, the tissues that line the pelvis or the bowels. While it hardly happens, there is a chance that endometriosis can spread past the pelvic area. Endometriosis tissue can become trapped since there’s no way for the extra tissue to exit your body, but the tissue continues to carry out its normal function. Sometimes cysts that are known as endometriomas can form whenever the ovaries are involved. If you have been diagnosed with endometriosis, miVIP can help relieve the discomfort and pain and keep you from possibly experiencing fertility problems.
Statistics
Statistics for endometriosis include:
Anywhere from six to ten percent of women who are of reproductive age have endometriosis
Roughly 11% of a group of women without symptoms of endometriosis actually have the condition
The condition is most often found in women who are in their 30s and 40s
Endometriosis can be hereditary
A woman’s chances of having endometriosis increase if her period starts at an early age, if she has a heavy period flow that lasts more than a week and if her period cycles are short
Causes
While the exact causes of endometriosis aren’t known, explanations include:
Retrograde menstruation
Embryonic cell growth
Endometrial cells transport
Surgical scar implantation
Immune system disorder
Symptoms
Symptoms of endometriosis include:
Painful periods
Pain with intercourse
Excessive bleeding
Painful urination or bowel movements
Infertility
Nausea
Bloating
Constipation
Fatigue
Treatment Options
miVIP surgeons, nurses and support teams are all experienced in the latest minimally invasive surgical treatments that can be used to treat your endometriosis, including a endometriosis resection. Other options are conservative surgery or a hysterectomy. With a conservative surgery, as much of the extra tissue is removed in order to preserve the ovaries and uterus. During a hysterectomy, the entire uterus or cervix is completely removed and sometimes both of the ovaries are as well. Hysterectomies are reserved for the most extreme cases, especially since a woman can’t become pregnant after a hysterectomy. If you’re trying to become pregnant and you have endometriosis, your doctor might recommend assisted reproductive technologies, which are also a good alternative if conservative surgeries are ineffective.
Prognosis
While laparoscopy and hormone therapy can’t cure endometriosis, they can relieve some of the symptoms. The best chance for a cure is to completely remove the fallopian tubes, both ovaries and the woman’s womb
Endometriosis
2:36
Turn to the world’s best surgeons at miVIP Surgery Centers if you’re in need of endometriosis treatment. Endometriosis occurs whenever the inside tissue of the uterus actually grows outside of a woman’s uterus. The condition usually deals with the ovaries, the tissues that line the pelvis or the bowels. While it hardly happens, there is a chance that endometriosis can spread past the pelvic area. Endometriosis tissue can become trapped since there’s no way for the extra tissue to exit your body, but the tissue continues to carry out its normal function. Sometimes cysts that are known as endometriomas can form whenever the ovaries are involved. If you have been diagnosed with endometriosis, miVIP can help relieve the discomfort and pain and keep you from possibly experiencing fertility problems.
Statistics
Statistics for endometriosis include:
Anywhere from six to ten percent of women who are of reproductive age have endometriosis
Roughly 11% of a group of women without symptoms of endometriosis actually have the condition
The condition is most often found in women who are in their 30s and 40s
Endometriosis can be hereditary
A woman’s chances of having endometriosis increase if her period starts at an early age, if she has a heavy period flow that lasts more than a week and if her period cycles are short
Causes
While the exact causes of endometriosis aren’t known, explanations include:
Retrograde menstruation
Embryonic cell growth
Endometrial cells transport
Surgical scar implantation
Immune system disorder
Symptoms
Symptoms of endometriosis include:
Painful periods
Pain with intercourse
Excessive bleeding
Painful urination or bowel movements
Infertility
Nausea
Bloating
Constipation
Fatigue
Treatment Options
miVIP surgeons, nurses and support teams are all experienced in the latest minimally invasive surgical treatments that can be used to treat your endometriosis, including a endometriosis resection. Other options are conservative surgery or a hysterectomy. With a conservative surgery, as much of the extra tissue is removed in order to preserve the ovaries and uterus. During a hysterectomy, the entire uterus or cervix is completely removed and sometimes both of the ovaries are as well. Hysterectomies are reserved for the most extreme cases, especially since a woman can’t become pregnant after a hysterectomy. If you’re trying to become pregnant and you have endometriosis, your doctor might recommend assisted reproductive technologies, which are also a good alternative if conservative surgeries are ineffective.
Prognosis
While laparoscopy and hormone therapy can’t cure endometriosis, they can relieve some of the symptoms. The best chance for a cure is to completely remove the fallopian tubes, both ovaries and the woman’s womb
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