Endometriosis refers to the endometrium that has moved beyond the uterus. For patients with endometriosis, if they do not choose effective methods to control it in their daily life, it may lead to aggravation of...[read article]

Endometriosis refers to the growth and infiltration of the endometrium tissue (glands and stroma) outside the endometrium. Repeated bleeding can form nodules and masses , causing pain. It can invade any part of ...[read article]

Endometriosis is a benign disease. It is neither inflammation nor tumor, but it has the characteristics of proliferation, spread and metastasis of malignant tumors--the endometrium that originally grows in the u...[read article]

Endometriosis is a disease that is very common in our daily lives. Endometriosis can affect the patient's fertility function, and it can also cause irregular vaginal bleeding in the patient. So everyone must pay...[read article]

Endometriosis often appears outside the endometrium tissue. Ectopia of the endometrium can invade any part of the body, such as bladder, ureter, breast gland, etc.. Mostof them are located in pelvic organs, wall...[read article]

The most typical symptom of endometriosis is secondary dysmenorrhea, which gradually aggravates with the progress of local lesions. The painful areas are mostly the deep part of the lower abdomen and the lumbosa...[read article]

Some women have always thought that dysmenorrhea is a very normal thing, so they just endure at a time and may get over it. But with nearly half a year of dysmenorrhea, the pain at each time is very severe, and ...[read article]

1. Dysmenorrhea and chronic lower abdominal pain It is characterized by secondary and progressive dysmenorrhea, and abdominal and anal pain is the main symptom. It can start 1-2 days before menstruation and disa...[read article]

Menstrual cramps or dysmenorrhea can be very frightening for women. When the monthly period comes around, many women wish they were men. Because some women in the menstrual period can easily experience symptoms ...[read article]

Can thin body cause cramps? The slimmer the woman is, the more likely she is to experience menstrual cramps. Why? Menstrual cramps can occur for many reasons, but one of them is endometriosis, a condition that i...[read article]