Combining new immune therapies with traditional endometriosis treatment

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This paper describes a treatment protocol for endometriosis that combines surgical removal of implants with immune therapy, noting that case studies show promising results but warrant further controlled investigation.

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Surgical treatment of endometriosis removes endometrial implants, but leaves the systemic disease intact. The diagnosis of the disease includes (needle) microlaparoscopy with conscious pain mapping under local anesthesia. Treatment is operative laparoscopy to remove endometrial implants and immune therapy for the systemic disease. The immune treatment program consists of oral tolerization, immune supplement, and diet changes. According to case studies, this therapy looks promising. Multicenter, controlled, long-term studies are warranted.

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