Did you know?

* Endometriosis affects 1 in every 10 women

* Endometriosis causes infertility in 30-50% of women

* Women aged above 35 years are at greater risk of infertility as well as miscarriage

For the first time in East India a dedicated health helpline for Endometriosis is launched by Dr. Vimee Bindra– Fertility Enhancing Surgery Specialist| Endometriosis Excision Surgery Specialist |Gynecologist |Laparoscopic and Robotic Surgeon | Co-Founder “ENDOCRUSADERS”.

Dedicated health line 91000 14623 /  copeclinics@gmail.com launched from 9 am and 9 pm.

According to Dr. Vimee Bindra, endometriosis has become a major factor in female infertility and is estimated to affect more than 25 million women in India.

One in ten women suffers from the ailment endometriosis. In this syndrome, the tissue that resembles the uterine lining is transplanted at ectopic sites outside the uterine cavity. This tissue can be present in a variety of extra-pelvic regions, including the diaphragm, lungs, peritoneum, bowel, and ureter. This tissue can produce its own hormones, and it can expand and invade nearby tissue, leading to adhesions, discomfort, and sterility.

Common symptoms of endometriosis are

• Very painful menstrual cramps
• Chronic pelvic pain, backache
• Painful sex
• Painful defecation/urination
• Bleeding or spotting
• Infertility
• Stomach /digestive problems simulating idiopathic Bowel Syndrome (IBS)
• Diarrhea and constipation
• Fatigue
• Depression

How does endometriosis cause infertility?

Endometriosis impacts fertility by various mechanisms such as

• It distorts the pelvic anatomy
• Adhesions
• Scarring
• Tubal damage
• Inflammation of pelvic organs
• Affect the egg quality
• Interfere with implantation
• Changes in the hormonal milieu

Recently for the first time in South India, non-invasive treatment for Adenomyosis is introduced by Hyderabad-based Dr. Vimee Bindra. It’s a uterine preserving minimally invasive technique for Adenomyosis.

Dr. Vimee Bindra of Hyderabad recently introduced a non-invasive treatment for Adenomyosis for the first time in South India. It is a less invasive treatment option for Adenomyosis.

Depending on the condition and spread of the disease, the treatment cost will differ.

Priyanka Dutta