RISK FACTORS AND CLINICAL AND ANAMNESTIC FEATURES IN WOMEN WITH ENDOMETRIOSIS-ASSOCIATED INFERTILITY IN MODERN CONDITIONS
This study examined 453 women and found that endometriosis-associated infertility is linked to early menarche, longer periods, pelvic inflammation, GI issues, allergies, and pelvic surgery.
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The paper studied clinical and anamnestic features and proposed risk factors in 453 women, comparing 103 fertile controls without genital endometriosis (confirmed by laparoscopy) and 350 women with endometriosis-associated infertility stratified by stage (r-AFS I–II vs III–IV). Using laparoscopy with morphological confirmation of genital endometriosis and subsequent statistical analyses, the authors found that infertile patients with endometriosis more often reported early menarche, longer and more intense menstruation frequently with primary dysmenorrhea, endometrial hyperplasia, pelvic inflammatory diseases in the setting of STIs/ISTPs, gastrointestinal diseases, allergic reactions, and prior pelvic surgery; dominant complaints included abnormal uterine bleeding (heavy menses and intermenstrual spotting), pain, and hyperprolactinemia. Women with more severe (III–IV) disease differed by higher history of recurrent genital endometriosis despite adjuvant hormonal therapy and by differences in prior obstetric outcomes, while “small” forms showed more frequent VZOMT/STIs. The authors explicitly note that further studies are needed to clarify the significance of these risk factors for timely diagnosis and to reduce severe forms of genital endometriosis and reproductive failures. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — it examines risk factors and clinical/anamnestic features in women with endometriosis-associated infertility.
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