Endometriose und Kinderwunsch
Therapeutic approaches for endometriosis in women desiring conception differ from pain management, prioritizing assisted reproduction and fertility preservation over endocrine therapy due to surgical risks.
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This narrative review discusses therapeutic decision-making for women with endometriosis who have infertility or wish to conceive, contrasting approaches used for pain-focused patients with those used when reproductive goals predominate. It argues that endocrine therapy is not a suitable option in cases of infertility, and that surgical removal of endometriosis requires careful indication because surgery itself may threaten follicular reserve and fertility. Consistent with guidelines, the review states that assisted reproductive techniques should be prioritized in appropriate situations, and it highlights fertility preservation measures as potential options depending on the individual case, while noting the need for coordinated care between gynecologic surgeons and reproductive specialists. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — it focuses specifically on endometriosis management strategies in the context of child wish and infertility.
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