Medical management of endometriosis

Black, Kirsten; Fraser, Ian S.

doi:10.18773/austprescr.2012.050

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“…Most common become symptomatic in the reproductive period under ovarian hormones stimulation. Usually, the symptoms are nonspecific, frequently lower abdominal pain, infertility and sometimes dyspareunia [2] , [3] , [4] .…”

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A rare case of ileus caused by ileum endometriosis

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“…Surgery in laparoscopic or open surgery approach remains the main treatment for endometriosis. For non-symptomatic endometriosis hormone, therapy may be considered [2] , [3] , [8] .…”

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Pathophysiological Basis of Endometriosis-Linked Stress Associated with Pain and Infertility: A Conceptual Review

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Women with endometriosis are often under stress due to the associated pain, infertility, inflammation-related and other comorbidities including cancer. Additionally, these women are also under stress due to taboos, myths, inter-personal troubles surrounding infertility and pain of the disease as well as due to frequent incidences of missed diagnosis and treatment recurrence. Often these women suffer from frustration and loss of valuable time in the prime phase of life. All these complexities integral to endometriosis posit a hyperstructure of integrative stress physiology with overt differentials in effective allostatic state in women with disease compared with disease-free women. In the present review, we aim to critically examine various aspects of pathophysiological basis of stress surrounding endometriosis with special emphasis on pain and subfertility that are known to affect the overall health and quality of life of women with the disease and promising pathophysiological basis for its effective management.

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Medical management of endometriosis

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A rare case of ileus caused by ileum endometriosis

A rare case of ileus caused by ileum endometriosis

Pathophysiological Basis of Endometriosis-Linked Stress Associated with Pain and Infertility: A Conceptual Review

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