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What Is Endometriosis

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Discover our dedicated Endometriosis Treatment service at Women's Healthcare in London. Under the expert care of gynaecologist Mr. N. Agarwal, you'll receive personalized treatment and support designed to meet your specific needs. Begin your journey towards managing endometriosis.

What Is Endometriosis?

A painful reproductive disorder, Endometriosis occurs when there is an abnormal growth of Endometrial-like tissues/cells outside the uterus and on other organs inside your body, typically on the ovaries, fallopian tube, intestines and the pelvis area. Endometriosis can result in sub-fertility and can cause pelvic pain during menstruation. As a Gynaecologist in London, Mr N. Agarwal offers the best Endometriosis treatment in London based on individual signs and symptoms.

Common Symptoms Of Endometriosis

While the cause of Endometriosis is largely unknown, few Endometriosis symptoms that indicate you might be suffering from this disease are:


Diagnosing Endometriosis With Proper Methods

Mr. N. Agarwal, an endometriosis specialist in London, will help you understand the cause of your pain with the following preliminary tests, post-consultation:

  • Pelvic Ultrasound Scans.
  • CA125 Blood Test (Ovarian Cancer Screen)


What are the treatment options for endometriosis?

Endometriosis includes 4 stages - Minimal, Mild, Moderate and Severe. Endometriosis treatments are done either through medications, hormonal treatments or through surgery. As a gynaecologist and private endometriosis specialist in London, Mr. N. Agarwal also offers uterine fibroids treatment and menopause treatment. So, you can contact him if you need any of these services.

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FAQs – Frequently Asked Questions

What is endometriosis?
Endometriosis is a medical condition in which tissue similar to the lining of the uterus grows outside the uterus. These growths are commonly found on structures such as the ovaries, fallopian tubes, pelvic lining and the outer surface of the uterus. Speaking with a specialist can help you gain more clarity on this condition.

What are the common symptoms of endometriosis?
Some common symptoms of endometriosis include pelvic pain, painful periods, pain during intercourse, painful bowel movements, irregular menstrual bleeding, and more. As some symptoms can overlap with other conditions, a detailed clinical assessment through our endometriosis services is recommended.

What causes endometriosis?
As endometriosis is a complex condition, it can be caused by hormonal influences, retrograde menstruation, genetic factors and troubles with the immune system’s recognition. In certain cases, it could arise due to multiple factors. Contact us if you’re looking for a tailored approach to treat endometriosis.

How is endometriosis diagnosed?
An initial consultation will typically include a discussion of your symptoms and medical history. This might be followed by a pelvic examination, some imaging tests, and a laparoscopy in certain cases. While diagnosis can take time, our patient-centric approach at Women’s Healthcare leads to an accurate diagnosis.

What are the stages of endometriosis?
Minimal, mild, moderate, and severe are the four stages of endometriosis. This is usually done on the basis of the extent, depth, and location of endometrial-like tissue. Staging is mainly used for clinical understanding. Contact us to find a personalised treatment plan based on your needs.

Is there a possibility of the condition improving or resolving on its own?
While in some cases the symptoms might temporarily improve or fluctuate, this does not make the condition go away. It’s only during menopause that your symptoms might start to improve. Book an appointment for proper monitoring and guidance by our specialists at Women’s Healthcare.

Where are your clinics located?
Our clinics are located at several locations across the UK, such as the Hospital of St John and St Elizabeth, Clementine Churchill Hospital, Spire Bushey Hospital, BMI Bishops Wood Hospital, The Portland Hospital, Bupa Cromwell Hospital, and Northwick Park Hospital. For more information, check our visiting locations here.

Can I manage endometriosis while trying to conceive?
Yes, it is very much possible to manage endometriosis while trying to conceive. For this, a detailed assessment of fertility factors, hormonal therapies, laparoscopic surgery, and some additional support might be recommended. Speak to a specialist to know the next steps you need to take in your care.

Do you offer diagnostic scans for endometriosis?
Yes, at Women’s Healthcare, we provide different types of diagnostic scans, such as ultrasound and MRI. Imaging might not be used as a standalone diagnosis. Further investigation through laparoscopy might be recommended to confirm the diagnosis. A broader clinical assessment with our team can help you better manage your symptoms.

How do you manage endometriosis-related pain?
Managing endometriosis can involve a combination of approaches. This can be in the form of symptom control, hormonal treatments, physiotherapy, and laparoscopy. Contact us for a coordinated approach to effectively manage endometriosis.

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