Resolution of the First Ukrainian endometriosis forum “Drug treatment for endometriosis-associated pelvic pain. The quality of a woman’s life”

In: REPRODUCTIVE ENDOCRINOLOGY · 2023 · pp. 8–14 · doi:10.18370/2309-4117.2023.70.8-14 · W4391038394
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Ukrainian gynecologists developed treatment algorithms for endometriosis, emphasizing dydrogesterone's effectiveness and safety for improving patient quality of life.

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The paper reports the resolution from the first Ukrainian endometriosis forum focused on drug treatment for endometriosis-associated pelvic pain and women’s quality of life, synthesizing modern domestic and international data and guideline positions. It discusses increasing endometriosis incidence and proposes treatment algorithms based on evidence about the effectiveness and metabolic safety of progestogens, with particular emphasis on dydrogesterone, while noting that ESHRE states pain relief degree is similar across hormone-based treatments but safety/tolerability differs. A stated limitation is that the resolution is an expert consensus rather than a primary comparative clinical trial, so it relies on existing evidence and guideline interpretation. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — it provides Ukrainian expert consensus and dydrogesterone-based treatment algorithms for endometriosis-associated pelvic pain and quality of life.

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Endometriosis affects 10% of all women of reproductive age, i.e. 190 million patients. Ukraine currently does not gather statistics on the incidence of endometriosis, but, at a rough estimate, this number is approximately 280 thousand women and the real number may be higher. Endometriosis has known significant social, medical and economic impact. Therefore, Ukrainian leading specialists in obstetrics and gynecology focus on new treatments for endometriosis, given current scientific data and the needs of patients. The given resolution and algorithms for treatment for endometriosis are the common stand of leading specialists in gynecology in our country and were developed on the basis of modern domestic and foreign data and current clinical guidelines. This resolution aims to improve clinical approaches to the routine practice of treatment for endometriosis. The constant increase in the incidence of endometriosis and its management characteristics allows to conduct an extensive study of the effectiveness and safety profile of various progestogens. In recent years, a number of further evidence have appeared regarding dydrogesterone treatment for endometriosis. New data on the effectiveness of dydrogesterone offer another hormone-based treatment for endometriosis, which is extremely important given the need for long-term and individualized treatment for endometriosis.The Europ ean Society of Human Reproduction and Embryology (ESHRE) states that the degree of pain relief in endometriosis is the same for all hormone-based treatments, but the safety and tolerability profiles of different medicinal products differ, which must be considered. According to the obtained data on the effectiveness and metabolic safety profile of various progestogens and during the discussion, algorithms for dydrogesterone-based treatment for endometriosis were proposed.

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