Current pharmacological treatments for endometriosis are limited to hormonal agents that can relieve pain but cannot cure the disease. Therefore, the development of a disease-modifying drug for endometriosis is an unmet medical need. By stu…
Danazol was administered to patients with endometriosis and infertility in a study designed to assess its therapeutic efficacy and side effects. Forty-six patients with endometriosis were treated with 300 mg or 400 mg/day of danazol for a m…
Abstract In an effort to reduce undesirable bleeding during danazol treatment, we attempted to see any correlation between the frequency of bleeding and the starting period of danazol treatment during the menstrual cycle. We studied 57 wome…
A new classification system of endometriosis proposed by the American Fertility Society (AFS classification) was utilized to categorize patients with endometriosis after surgical treatment and the following results were obtained. 1. AFS cla…