Endometriosis Treatment
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What is Endometriosis?
Female infertility has become common nowadays, and endometriosis is one of its primary causes. In this medical condition, an additional tissue lining grows on the exterior of the uterus. It causes pain, inflammation and fertility problems. Many women live with it for years before getting diagnosed. At Yellow IVF, we offer advanced and personalised endometriosis treatment.
Why Families Choose IVF at Yellow Fertility?
- 86% Success Rate – Among the highest in the industry
- Advanced Labs – World-class technology for precise, high-quality care
- Personalized Protocols – Tailored to your body and journey
- Expert Team – Fertility specialists, embryologists, and counselors
- Emotional Support – Compassionate care at every step
When Should You Consider Laser-Assisted Hatching?
Not every IVF cycle requires this method. However, Laser-Assisted Hatching (LAH) Treatment in IVF can be a helpful option if:
- You have had two or more failed IVF cycles.
- You are undergoing frozen embryo transfer (FET).
- You are over 38 years old.
- You have elevated FSH levels or poor ovarian reserve.
- You are facing unexplained infertility.
- Your embryo’s outer shell appears thicker or harder under observation.
Our fertility experts will review your medical history and embryo development before recommending this technique.
Common Signs and Symptoms of Endometriosis
- Painful periods (dysmenorrhea)
- Pain during intercourse
- Pelvic or lower back pain
- Heavy or irregular menstrual bleeding
How Does Endometriosis Affect Fertility?
Endometriosis can reduce fertility by affecting the ovaries, fallopian tubes, and uterus. It can cause inflammation, scar tissue, and adhesions that interfere with ovulation and egg-sperm amalgamation. Some women can also have poor egg quality or hormonal imbalance due to the condition.
Causes and Risk Factors of Endometriosis in Women
Though the exact cause is unknown. But the following factors increase the risk of developing it:
Family history of endometriosis
Starting periods at an early age
Heavy periods lasting more than 5 days
Low body weight or hormonal imbalance
Delayed first pregnancy
When Should You Opt for Endometriosis Treatment?
If you suspect you may have endometriosis, do not delay. Remember, early diagnosis leads to better outcomes. You should consult a fertility specialist if:
Pain Affects Daily Life
Your period pain is intense, and it disrupts work, sleep, or your daily routine.
Unusual Menstrual Flow
Your periods are heavy, long or irregular almost every month.
Trouble Getting Pregnant
Natural conception seems like an impossible dream to achieve.
Failed Past Treatments
You have tried medications, but symptoms keep returning.
Why Choose Yellow IVF for Endometriosis Treatment?
Yellow IVF offers the best treatment for endometriosis using advanced tools and a caring approach. Our expert team, led by Dr. Sonu Taxak, provides tailored care based on your symptoms and fertility goals. We combine medication, laparoscopy, and IVF options where needed. Whether you seek pain relief or want to conceive, our endometriosis treatment plans are made just for you. Your comfort and success are our top priorities.
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Specialised Endometriosis Care
We treat pain and infertility together with proven methods.
Advanced Diagnostic Support
We use ultrasound, blood tests, and laparoscopy to confirm the condition early.
Personalised Fertility Plans
Every woman receives a care plan that suits her body and goals.
Compassionate Care Team
We listen, guide, and walk beside you through every step.
Turn Your Fertility Struggles with Success Stories with Yellow IVF
Don’t let endometriosis hold back your dream of becoming a mother. At Yellow IVF, we offer the best treatment for endometriosis in women with a focus on both healing and hope.
Book your consultation today and take the first step toward your happy family.
FAQ about Endometriosis Treatment
The exact cause is unknown, but factors may include genetics, retrograde menstruation, or immune system issues.
There is no permanent cure, but symptoms can be effectively managed, and the patient can conceive with proper treatment.
Can be. Endometriosis can damage ovaries, affect egg quality, or block the fallopian tubes, making it harder to conceive naturally.
Yellow IVF offers hormone therapy, laparoscopic surgery, and assisted reproductive techniques like IUI and IVF, depending on your condition.
Yes. IVF bypasses many of the problems caused by endometriosis and has helped many women with moderate to severe cases become pregnant.