Endometriosis Treatment

Many females who are determined to have endometriosis have been struggling with the condition for quite a long time. Dr. Qurat ul Ain works to ensure treatment options are considered as quickly as possible. 

These may include:

• Drugs or hormonal preventative treatment.
• Checking through pelvic and transvaginal imaging. It may include an ultrasound exam, laparoscopic procedure, or biopsy.
• Minimally invasive surgery for analysis and extraction of endometrial lesions. Laparoscopic surgery is required in most cases but for severe cases, more extensive surgery called a laparotomy may be required.

What is Endometriosis?

Endometriosis is a condition wherein the tissue that typically lines within the uterus starts to develop outside of it. Manifestations can incorporate pelvic pain, weakness, severe pain with periods, pain with intercourse, and in outrageous cases, bladder pain or intestinal pain. Endometriosis in some cases includes the ovaries and can lead to infertility in certain females.

In case you are facing any of the above symptoms you should consult Dr. Qurat ul Ain to clear your queries regarding endometriosis treatment and its surgery. You are free to call us or make an appointment.

Know more about Dr. Qurat ul Ain:

Dr. Qurat ul Ain is a professional and experienced gynecologist surgeon. She had more than 10 years of experience and had performed hundreds of surgeries for the treatment and diagnosis of gynecologic complications. She had passed her MBBS from Liaquat University of medical and health science.

She also completed MCPS and attended workshops on the surgical skill from CPSP Karachi. Last but not least she also participated in Recent Advances in Fetomaternal Medicine. She had worked as a specialist in OMI hospital, 7 Days Hospital, and king Farad central Hospital. Now she is presently offering her amazing services in Mohammad Alfagih Hospital, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.

Expertise:

She has performed surgeries like exploratory laparotomy, dilation, and curettage, evacuations for molar pregnancies, diagnostic biopsies, cervical cerclage, oophorectomy, laparotomies for ruptured and un- ruptured ectopic pregnancies, tubal ligation, and other surgical procedures.