Finding a Permanent Cure for Endometriosis Proving to be An Impossible Task Over Years of Evaluation
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This paper reviews decades of research on endometriosis, concluding that a permanent medical cure remains elusive due to the disease's complex mechanisms involving chronic inflammation, cellular proliferation, and neoangiogenesis.
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Endometriosis represents an enigmatic disease where following decades of studying and trying to find a permanent medical cure has eluded us just like Socrates quoted-I neither know nor think that I know. By definition it is presence of endometrial like tissue outside the uterus and associated with a chronic inflammatory reaction. Cellular proliferation, invasion, and neoangiogenesis are key to the establishment, progression and recurrence of the disease.
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