Endometriosis is a condition where tissue similar to the lining of your uterus grows outside your uterus.
When undetected, the disease can grow into various organs like the ovaries, the ureter, and even the intestine. This can cause severe pain, fertility issues, and other health problems. Finding and treating endometriosis early is important for your well-being.
Endometriosis can cause many different symptoms. Some of the most common include:
In more severe cases, endometriosis can cause scar tissue to form. This scar tissue can make your organs stick together.
This is essential for anyone experiencing these symptoms to seek medical evaluation for proper diagnosis and management.
Endometriosis Symptoms aren’t specific. Some people experience mild symptoms, but others can have moderate to severe symptoms.
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20+
Years of Care
85,000+
Surgeries
20,000+
Pregnancies post Surgery
1 lac+
Happy Women
Doctors at Mayflower have paved the way for some of the most advanced surgical procedures for treating Endometriosis. Learn more about our specialists and services below.
From deploying the most advanced laparoscopy tech available to adopting disinfection procedures that minimize infection. At Mayflower, we strive to be the best in endometriosis care.
Endometriosis treats every survivor differently, which is why Mayflower makes detailed customized surgical plans for every woman we treat.
The Mayflower Butterfly technique is a revolutionising technique to battle the high recurrence rate of the disease across the world. While the global average is 40%, the recurrence of endometriosis at Mayflower is observed to be less than 2%.
Adenomyomectomy is a surgical procedure to remove adenomyomas. These are growths that happen when the lining of the uterus grows into the uterine muscle wall. Doctors call this condition adenomyosis. It helps doctors gauge the extent of the condition & determine the most effective treatment.
Sometimes, endometriosis can grow around the tubes that connect your kidneys to your bladder. Our expert surgeons at Mayflower Hospital have the skills and experience to carefully remove endometriosis in these delicate areas. This helps to protect your kidneys and keep them healthy.
Mayflower Hospital has a special way of doing surgery called the ‘Rule of M.’ This lets our surgeons make smaller cuts, even when endometriosis is on the large intestine. This can reduce the risk of complications and help prevent the disease from returning.
The Mayflower Butterfly technique is an advanced surgical approach designed to reduce the high rate of endometriosis recurrence. While the global average recurrence rate is around 40%, early data shows promising results with the Mayflower Butterfly technique. In a study of patients treated at Mayflower Hospital, the observed recurrence rate was less than 2%.
Adenomyomectomy is a surgical procedure to remove adenomyomas. These are growths that happen when the lining of the uterus grows into the uterine muscle wall. Doctors call this condition adenomyosis. It helps doctors gauge the extent of the condition & determine the most effective treatment.
Sometimes, endometriosis can grow around the tubes that connect your kidneys to your bladder. Our expert surgeons at Mayflower Hospital have the skills and experience to carefully remove endometriosis in these delicate areas. This helps to protect your kidneys and keep them healthy.
Mayflower Hospital has a special way of doing surgery called the ‘Rule of M.’ This lets our surgeons make smaller cuts, even when endometriosis is on the large intestine. This can reduce the risk of complications and help prevent the disease from returning.
Many women have painful or irregular periods. Two common causes of these problems are endometriosis and adenomyosis. They are different conditions, but they can feel similar.
Tissue similar to the lining of the womb grows outside the uterus. It can affect the ovaries, fallopian tubes, and nearby areas.
Can cause painful periods, heavy bleeding, pain during sex, and trouble getting pregnant. Surgeons often need to perform surgery to remove the extra tissue and help with pain.
The lining of the womb grows into the muscle wall of the uterus.
Can cause heavy bleeding, painful periods, and a bigger uterus.
Treatment may include hormone pills or, in severe cases, surgery.
In a world of constant technology changes, Mayflower shines as a symbol of progress. It makes every patient’s journey easier and more efficient.
Storz 3D Vision Solutions helps surgeons see depth better. This is important for minimally invasive surgeries, laparoscopic procedures, and endoscopic interventions
The GE Carestation 600 monitors vital signs, gas delivery, and anesthesia levels. It helps in keeping patients stable during surgery
This is a valuable tool in various surgical specialties, like, general surgery, gynecology, urology, and more. uses ultrasonic technology to achieve efficient tissue dissection while minimizing blood loss & damage to surrounding tissues.
The STERRAD system provides the technology to safely and effectively sterilize medical instruments. This helps protect patients.
In a world of constant technological evolution, Mayflower stands as a beacon of progress, making every patient’s journey smoother and more efficient.
Storz 3D Vision Solutions helps surgeons see depth better. This is important for minimally invasive surgeries, laparoscopic procedures, and endoscopic interventions
The GE Carestation 600 monitors vital signs, gas delivery, and anesthesia levels. It helps in keeping patients stable during surgery
This is a valuable tool in various surgical specialties, like, general surgery, gynecology, urology, and more. uses ultrasonic technology to achieve efficient tissue dissection while minimizing blood loss & damage to surrounding tissues.
The STERRAD system provides the technology to safely and effectively sterilize medical instruments. This helps protect patients.
Endometriosis affects almost one out of every ten women of teenage years. This is most commonly diagnosed in women in their 30s and 40s.
The most common symptom of endometriosis is pain in your lower belly. This pain can be constant and is often worse during your period. Other symptoms may include fertility issues, Pain During Sex and Difficulty in Passing Stool, or Urine.
Endometriosis affects nearly four out of every ten women with fertility issues. Endometriosis infection can harm sperm or eggs or prevent them from passing through the fallopian tubes and uterus. In extreme cases of endometriosis, adhesions or scar tissue can block the fallopian tubes.
The levels of estrogen fluctuate, and endometriosis cells reacts to these variations. Like the uterine lining during the menstrual cycle, the cells could swell and bleeding. Skin in nearby areas may become irritated, swollen, and infected. Endometriosis causes constant discomfort, inflammation, scar tissue, and adhesions, which can lead to fertility problems, digestive and urinary complaints, and constant tiredness.
Surgery can help remove endometriosis tissue. Removing this tissue can reduce pain and increase fertility.
Most women who have surgery report feeling more comfortable. However, there’s a possibility that the pain will return.
After surgery, up to 80% of women experience pain again within two years. This could be the result of endometriosis that was either invisible or impossible to remove during the surgery. The chance of the disease returning increases with complexity.
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