If the endometrial tissue exists outside of the uterine cavity, it is called endometriosis. Endometriosis occurs most frequently in the pelvic peritoneum, as well as in the ovaries, vagina, rectum and ureter. It can cause pain and infertility. Some endometrial tissues out of the womb may grow abnormally and even turn malignant. Drugs and surgical treatment are effective.
How is Endometriosis treated in practice?