Patient's question:
I had two miscarriages before, after which I experienced some menstrual irregularities, with very little menstrual flow accompanied by lower back pain. I've been divorced for two years and haven't been able to conceive. I usually have some white discharge with a bad odor, which is thick and looks like cottage cheese. My husband had a thorough check-up with no issues, but when I went to the hospital for a check-up, the diagnosis was endometriosis.What kind of help I need: How is endometriosis treated?
Doctor's answer:
If you have endometriosis, you need to follow the treatment course. Complete recovery also takes time, so it's important to have regular follow-up examinations. Once cured, it will definitely not affect future fertility. Endometriosis generally leads to infertility in women, affecting their ability to conceive. Additionally, the unbearable symptoms of dysmenorrhea must be treated and cured before trying to conceive. Wishing the patient a speedy recovery and good health!