Recent advances in the diagnosis and treatment of this pathology that affects 10% of women of reproductive age causes, mainly intense pain, excessive bleeding and complication in fertility
The endometriosis It is characterized by the presence of endometrial tissue outside the uterus, which can cause chronic pelvic pain, excessive bleeding, difficulties in conceiving and a significant impact on the sexual and emotional life of those who suffer from it. According to a study between 21% and 45% of women with endometriosis experience pain during relationships, which has an impact on self -esteem and their well -being in general.
Endometriosis affects approximately 10% of women in reproductive ageaccording to the World Health Organization (WHO).
Relevant advances in research, diagnosis and treatment
Progestogen treatments reduce the action of estrogens in the body and control the abnormal growth of endometrial tissue, responsible for inflammation and pain in endometriosis. When slowing growth and inflammation, they contribute to relieve chronic pelvic pain and improve the quality of life of patients.
Among the progestogens are first -line oral therapeutic alternatives consolidated for the management of endometriosis, backed by various scientific studies that show both their benefits in pain reduction and their good security profile.
“While there are currently very effective oral treatments for endometriosis, personalized and comprehensive management is fundamental, choosing the most appropriate hormonal therapy according to the individual response of each patient. In the field of scientific advances, the development of innovative strategies, such as genetic edition, the use of stem cells and the application of artificial intelligence4, are transforming medical diagnosis. These tools allow to identify biomarkers and analyze large volumes of data, which drives less invasive methods. However, its practical application still requires more clinical studies, ”concludes the Dr. Florencia Gauthier, medical specialist in Gynecology MN 96910.
“If you stop you can be endometriosis”
Within the framework of World Endometriosis Day, a campaign was launched to make visible this disease that affects millions of women of reproductive age. The proposal was supported by the Argentine Endometriosis Society (SAE), which works with the purpose of helping to improve the quality of life of affected women.
“We support any initiative that helps to publicize this disease in every society since it affects us directly and indirectly by manifesting what its most common symptoms are. It is essential that women do not normalize pain in menstruation and consult their specialist doctor or gynecologist. An early and timely diagnosis is key to personalized management already measured according to the needs of each patient ”, Dr. Matías Jofré, President of the Argentine Society of Endometriosis MP: 28602 – Me: 13289.
The campaign is intended to raise awareness about the importance of the early diagnosis of endometriosis and its preventive approach that can significantly help with the reproductive future and quality of life. This disease, complex and often silent, not only stops or paralyzes millions of women in their day to day, but can also affect their fertility and have a significant impact on their emotional well -being and health in general.
Source: Ambito
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