ENDOMETRIOSE: AVANÇOS NO DIAGNÓSTICO, MANEJO DA DOR E IMPACTOS SOBRE A FERTILIDADE E QUALIDADE DE VIDA
This narrative review discusses advances in the diagnosis, multimodal pain management, and fertility impacts of endometriosis, highlighting the role of specialized imaging, individualized treatments, and complementary nutritional interventions within a multidisciplinary care framework.
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This narrative review examines recent advancements in the diagnosis, pain management, and fertility implications of endometriosis, an estrogen-dependent inflammatory disease characterized by extrauterine endometrial-like tissue. The authors highlight how specialized ultrasound and magnetic resonance imaging have improved clinical-diagnostic capabilities, thereby reducing reliance on diagnostic laparoscopy alone while emphasizing a multimodal treatment approach tailored to individual symptoms and reproductive goals. Although nutritional interventions show potential for reducing dysmenorrhea and gastrointestinal symptoms, the paper notes that current evidence remains heterogeneous with significant bias risks, preventing universal dietary recommendations from replacing standard medical care. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — specifically covering diagnostic evolution, pain management strategies, and the role of nutrition in patient-centered care.
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