The ENDOMETRIOSIS clinic
Surgical EXCISION
Of Endometriosis
In order to help relieve your pain and endometriosis symptoms
BEST PRACTICES
OUR APPROACH
Our focus at The Endometriosis Clinic is on you as our patient, and we aim to bring our experience and expertise to make your visit to our clinic as positive and helpful as possible.
Our Approach
DIAGNOSIS
We acknowledge that for many years patients with endometriosis will have struggled to be taken seriously and offered investigation. Our commitment to you will be to listen to you and help you fight endometriosis by giving you a fast and detailed diagnosis wherever possible, including staging of the severity of your condition. You will have access to expert imaging and the latest diagnostic technology.
Our Aim
TREATMENT
Our team aim to optimise your treatment in a way that is tailored to the extent of your endometriosis and to you as an individual. We offer both medical and surgical treatments options which you will be empowered to manage your care. For those who opt for surgery we aim for complete excision of endometriosis as we believe this provides the best outcomes.
our experts
SUPPORT
We have a comprehensive multidisciplinary team which includes specialist gynaecologists, colorectal surgeons, urologists, thoracic surgeons, specialist nurses and radiologists. We provide long term planning for management of endometriosis which will aim to achieve maintenance of a good quality of life. We also provide access to non-conventional therapies for those who wish to explore these options.
CARE FOR ADOLESCENT PATIENTS AND THOSE IN THE MENOPAUSE
We are pleased to be able to provide care and assessment to adolescent patients with endometriosis and also management of the menopause in patients with a history of endometriosis.
UNDERSTANDING ENDOMETRIOSIS
Millions of women across the world are affected by endometriosis and approximately 10% of women in the UK of childbearing age may have the condition.
It is the second most prevalent gynaecological disorder after uterine fibroids and symptoms range from mild discomfort to debilitating pelvic pain. Many women with the condition find their lives severely disrupted including their work, education and social lives. Endometriosis may affect family relationships with partners, friends, children and colleagues and it may also cause difficulties in becoming pregnant.
Women in the UK of childbearing age may have the condition
Women with Infertility have endometriosis
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