Endometriose – Entscheidungshilfen für das Vorgehen bei akuten und rezidivierenden Beschwerden
This article discusses treatment options for endometriosis, emphasizing individualized, participatory decision-making by considering patient factors in certified centers.
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This article discusses decision aids for managing acute and recurrent complaints in the context of endometriosis, noting increasing prevalence from 2012 to 2022 and persistent diagnostic delays of up to seven years. Drawing on guideline-based causal hormone therapy as well as complementary treatment options, it emphasizes an individualized, interprofessional approach in certified endometriosis centers, developed through participatory decision-making that incorporates comorbidities, personality, patient goals, and life situation. A key caveat explicitly stated is that the authors did not conduct new human or animal studies for this contribution. Relevance to endometriosis: the paper focuses directly on endometriosis management decisions for acute and recurrent symptoms and treatment-option discussions, though adenomyosis is not specifically addressed.
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