Patient's question:
From a young age, I experienced menstrual cramps. Now, after being married for three years, I still haven't been able to conceive successfully. Tests revealed that I have endometriosis. Is this condition treatable? What are the causes of endometriosis?Doctor's answer:
The two factors are: First, endometriosis itself can cause adhesions in the reproductive system, affecting the fallopian tubes and the position of the uterus, making them different from normal after adhesion, which makes it difficult to conceive. Second, since this condition is a disease that alters ovarian function, women with endometriosis may not have normal menopause, and poor menopause naturally affects fertility. These are the two main reasons.To understand how endometriosis is formed, you need to be clear about what causes it, and then treat the root cause.