Tubal damage and male factor infertility are two major challenges many couples face on their path to conception. In both cases, in vitro fertilization (IVF) is considered one of the most effective infertility treatments, providing solutions for even severe reproductive challenges. This article explores how tubal damage, male factor infertility, and previous IVF failures can […]
Endometriosis, a condition where tissue similar to the uterine lining grows outside the uterus, can significantly impact fertility. At Fertilite, we offer a range of advanced strategies to help those with endometriosis achieve their dream of motherhood. Comprehensive Diagnosis: Imaging Mapping and Anti-Müllerian Hormone A precise diagnosis is essential for effective treatment. We utilize state-of-the-art […]
How Can Hormone Therapy Help? Hormone Therapy (HT) can be effective in reducing hot flashes and improving vaginal dryness, which can significantly enhance your quality of life during menopause. Although there are no specific studies on HT in women with endometriosis, HT has been shown to be beneficial in postmenopausal women in general. Is It […]
The management of endometriosis is multidisciplinary and may include medical, surgical, and complementary approaches. The goals of treatment are to reduce pain, improve quality of life, and preserve fertility when desired. Medical Management Medical management may include: These treatments aim to reduce the size of endometriotic implants, decrease inflammation, and alleviate symptoms. Surgical Management Surgery […]
Theories of Endometriosis Theory of Retrograde Menstruation This is one of the most accepted theories and suggests that during menstruation, some of the menstrual tissue flows backward through the fallopian tubes and implants in the pelvic cavity instead of exiting the body. This can occur in women with a genetic or immunological predisposition to endometriosis. […]
What diagnostic procedures should be applied in adolescents with possible endometriosis? Diagnostic process In adults, the time from symptom onset to endometriosis diagnosis can be approximately 7 years if symptoms start in adulthood and over 12 years if they start in adolescence. The diagnostic process in adolescents can be more complicated, and doctors and caregivers […]
During Pregnancy Many women with endometriosis experience an improvement in their symptoms during pregnancy. It is estimated that around 60-80% of endometriosis lesions remain stable, while 10-20% may increase in size. However, approximately 1-7% of women may experience worsening symptoms during pregnancy. Complications During Pregnancy: Severe complications due to endometriosis are rare during pregnancy but […]
