Patient's question:
Only mild dysmenorrhea or no symptoms at all, without splitting infertility and pelvic masses, just discovering small painful nodules on the posterior wall of the uterus or the uterosacral ligaments during a gynecological examination, and questioning how to assist in the diagnosis of endometriosis: Are there better methods for treating endometriosis?Doctor's answer:
To make the treatment of endometriosis more effective and prevent detours, it is necessary to implement more understanding of the patients before treatment. For example, the patient's age, advice on fertility, symptoms, inflammation location and scope, as well as the presence of comorbidities, should be considered. After comprehensive analysis, the treatment method for endometriosis can be confirmed. This will make the treatment more efficient, while also reducing the pain the patient has to endure during treatment.