Endometriose und Kinderwunsch – was nun?
Surgical removal of endometriosis lesions improves pregnancy chances within months, especially in early stages, but ovarian surgery reduces reserve and should be critically evaluated, particularly for recurrence.
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The paper addresses women with endometriosis who face both chronic pain and infertility, discussing when and how surgical “lesion removal” may affect subsequent spontaneous fertility and the role of reproductive specialist care. It reports that the chance of spontaneous pregnancy increases significantly in the first months after sanitizing surgery, especially in ASRM stage I–II, while extensive disease or deep infiltrating endometriosis (DIE) surgery should remain guided by pain symptoms. A major caveat highlighted is that operations involving the ovaries reduce ovarian reserve, so indications—particularly for recurrent disease—should be critically considered. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — it focuses on management decisions linking endometriosis surgery, fertility outcomes, and timing of reproductive counseling in women trying to conceive.
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