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I'm 32 years old and have been diagnosed with endometriosis, which is interfering with my ability to get pregnant. I've been reading about the influence of free radicals in endometriosis. Can you explain what this is?
I had endometriosis for years. Now that I'm past menopause, is there any reason I shouldn't use hormone therapy?
I had endometriosis for years. Now that I'm past menopause, is there any reason I shouldn't use hormone therapy?
I have endometriosis. Does this increase my risk of breast, ovarian or uterine cancer?
I am 24 years old and have been dealing with endometriosis for four years. I have had four laparoscopies and have been on a slew of medications with little relief. My doctor has mentioned removing my ovaries. Are there any benefits to this surgery? What are the drawbacks, particularly given my age?
I am 24 years old and have been dealing with endometriosis for four years. I have had four laparoscopies and have been on a slew of medications with little relief. My doctor has mentioned removing my ovaries. Are there any benefits to this surgery?
In 2002, the surgeon found endometriosis on my uterus and removed the uterus, although I retained my ovaries. Recently, I have had difficulties with urinary tract infections. How does a doctor determine if any of the endometrial tissue has grown back? I worry this may be the cause of the urinary problems I have been experiencing.
I was diagnosed with endometriosis and would now like to get pregnant. What are my chances?
