Endometriose bei Jugendlichen und jungen Frauen

Andrea Falconnier, Volker Schulte
In: Endometriose verstehen und bewältigen · 2026 · pp. 181–211 · doi:10.1007/978-3-662-72774-4_6 · W7160099834
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Endometriosis, previously considered an adult disease, often begins its symptoms in adolescence, frequently coinciding with the onset of menstruation.

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The paper discusses endometriosis in adolescents and young women, noting that it has often been viewed historically as a condition of adult women despite symptoms starting in adolescence, frequently with menarche. It presents a high-level overview drawn from the existing literature, emphasizing early symptom onset and the implications of that timeline for recognition and management. A key limitation is that the provided text is a short chapter excerpt and does not include original data or detailed methods, so conclusions rely on previously published sources. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — it specifically focuses on how endometriosis presents in adolescents and young women.

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