Endometriosis Symptom - sign of endometriosis

Sign and Symptom of endometriosis

Painful periods
Pain in the pelvis at non-period times
Pain during sex
Irregular bleeding
Pain on defecation
Infertility

Not all women who suffer from endometriosis have symptoms. Some women will have severe pain with only small amounts of endometriosis.

The only way to be certain that endometriosis is the cause of the symptoms is for your doctor to send you to hospital for a laparoscopy.

In this examination, while you are asleep, the surgeon will pass a fibre-optic tube into the cavity above the uterus to see if here are areas of endometrial tissue present. Once the condition is diagnosed treatment can start.

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