Gender issues and the complex nature of endometriosis have led to the unfortunate creation of too many myths and misconceptions about a disease which affects an estimated 176 million women (and their families) worldwide.
Therefore, it is impossible to give women a reliable indication of their chances of having fertility problems.It is generally believed that 60–70% of women with endometriosis are fertile. Furthermore, about half the women who have difficulties with getting pregnant do eventually conceive with or without treatment. Read Here…
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What Is The Chance Of Getting Pregnant With Endometriosis?
Study results vary on the effectiveness of treatment options for this leading cause of infertility, but Adamson says at least 40 to 50 percent of women with endometriosis who are prescribed standard fertility drugs will become pregnant, as will an additional 40 percent of women who undergo multiple cycles of in vitro. Read Here….
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