Women experiencing chronic pelvic pain, painful periods, or discomfort during intercourse.
Endometriosis Treatment
Endometriosis is a chronic condition in which tissue similar to the uterine lining grows outside the uterus, causing pain, inflammation, and difficulties conceiving.
What is Endometriosis Treatment?
Endometriosis treatment includes both medical and surgical options designed to diagnose, manage, and treat this condition effectively — helping women regain comfort, hormonal balance, and fertility potential.
At Genesis Athens, treatment begins with a precise diagnosis and detailed evaluation of how endometriosis affects the female reproductive organs. Depending on severity, our specialists may recommend hormonal therapy, minimally invasive laparoscopic surgery, or fertility-focused care for patients wishing to conceive.
Hormonal tests, clinical examinations, and advanced imaging are often part of the evaluation to identify imbalances influencing the evolution of endometriosis.
Our goal is to reduce pain, prevent recurrence, and support reproductive health through a holistic approach backed by advanced technology and medical expertise.
Who is Endometriosis Treatment for?
Patients with diagnosed endometriosis affecting fertility.
Individuals with ovarian endometriomas (endometriosis cysts).
Treatment steps
Your step-by-step guide to Endometriosis Treatment
Endometriosis management at Genesis Athens follows a precise, patient-centered pathway. Each stage is designed to identify, treat, and prevent the condition’s recurrence while maintaining optimal reproductive health.
Endometriosis Treatment
You will meet with a fertility specialist to discuss your symptoms, medical history, and menstrual patterns. If endometriosis is suspected, further investigation will be advised.
Ultrasound or MRI may be used to detect cysts or lesions. In some cases, laparoscopy is required to confirm the diagnosis and determine severity.
Your doctor will recommend the most effective course of action — this may include hormone therapy, surgical intervention, or a combination of both. The approach is personalised based on symptoms and fertility goals.
Laparoscopic or robotic surgery may be performed to remove visible lesions, adhesions, or ovarian endometriomas. This helps relieve pain and improve fertility outcomes.
After treatment, your fertility journey continues. Whether you try to conceive naturally or with assistance, we will guide you toward the next step with careful monitoring and support.
Patient Journey
Your pathway to parenthood with us
At Genesis, every fertility journey is deeply personal. We understand the emotional and medical challenges involved, which is why our team is here to support you with care, expertise, and understanding — every step of the way.
Get in touch
Call our team and let us guide you through the first steps of your fertility journey with kindness, clarity, and full support.
Book a consultation
Meet with a specialist to review your results and receive clear, personalised guidance on your next steps.
Define your treatment
Your fertility plan will be built around your needs, giving you the best chance of success with care that truly fits you.
Every journey is different
No two paths are alike. We keep you informed and supported with answers and care tailored to your experience.
F.A.Q.
Endometriosis Treatment F.A.Q.
We know that starting fertility treatment often comes with many questions — about the process, the risks, and what to expect. In this section, we address some of the most common concerns to help you feel more confident and informed.
If you do not see your question here, our team is always available to provide further guidance, personalised to your specific situation.
No. Many women with mild or moderate endometriosis conceive naturally. However, in moderate to severe cases, treatment may improve fertility.
It is usually suspected based on symptoms and confirmed through imaging or laparoscopy, which allows direct visualisation and treatment.
Treatment may include hormone therapy, surgery to remove lesions, or fertility treatments such as IVF, depending on your goals and condition.
Surgery can greatly reduce or eliminate symptoms, but the condition may return over time. Ongoing management is often needed.
In many cases, trying to conceive is encouraged soon after surgical treatment. Your doctor will advise based on your recovery and treatment plan.
No. Some patients have severe symptoms, while others have none. Fertility can still be affected even in the absence of pain.
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If you have any questions about endometriosis or if you’re concerned about your fertility, our friendly patient support team is here to provide the support and guidance you need.
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