Can endometriosis be completely cured?

Regarding the treatment of endometriosis, experts say that the method should not be copied, but should be based on comprehensive consideration of the patient's condition, age, range of lesions and other aspects, and choose the appropriate method for treatment so that the patient can recover health as soon as possible. Today we will introduce to you the relevant common sense of non-surgical treatment of endometriosis.

1. Regular follow-up

It is mainly used for patients with mild lesions, no symptoms or mild symptoms. Generally, follow-up is once every few months. Once symptoms or signs develop, treatment can be given as appropriate. Those who want to have children should actively undergo various infertility examinations to promote early conception. After pregnancy, the lesions may naturally subside.

2. Drug treatment

In clinical practice, sex hormones are used to treat endometriosis. The mechanism of action may be: sex hormones inhibit ovarian ovulation through negative feedback on the anterior pituitary gland. Large amounts of progestogens cause decidualization of the ectopic endometrium, severe stromal edema and ischemia, followed by necrosis and absorption. Drug treatment methods include high-efficiency progesterone therapy, pseudomenopause therapy, gonadotropin-releasing hormone agonists, and Nametone.

The above content is about the introduction of non-surgical treatment for endometriosis. I believe that after reading this article, you should have a more comprehensive understanding of the treatment of this disease. In fact, no matter which method is used, as long as it is suitable for the patient's actual disease condition and can achieve the purpose of cure, it is the best.