Endometriosis and fertility
Endometriosis can affect fertility for some people, but not everyone.
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Fertility and Life Stages
Explore how endometriosis may affect fertility, pregnancy, teenagers, menopause and different stages of life, with clear questions to take into appointments.
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Questions to ask if fertility matters to you
A practical question guide for fertility-related appointments.
Read resourceEndometriomas and fertility
Ovarian endometriomas can be relevant to fertility decisions.
Read resourceIVF and endometriosis: what to ask
Questions to support fertility clinic conversations.
Read resourceEndometriosis during pregnancy
Symptoms may change during pregnancy, but pregnancy is not a cure.
Read resourceEndometriosis after birth
Symptoms may return or change after pregnancy and birth.
Read resourceEndometriosis in teenagers and young people
Young people can have endometriosis and should be taken seriously.
Read resourceEndometriosis and menopause
Symptoms can persist for some people and should not be dismissed.
Read resourceEndometriosis after hysterectomy or oophorectomy
Symptoms can continue if disease remains or other factors are involved.
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Prepare for Appointment Tool
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Endometriosis Care Directory
Explore endometriosis providers, clinics and services, and prepare questions to ask.
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Learn about common treatment and surgery language, including pain management, hormonal options, excision, ablation, recovery and questions to ask before making care decisions.
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Learn who does what in endometriosis care, understand different specialist roles, and use the Endometriosis Care Directory to explore providers and services.
Open sectionSafety note: This information is for education and support only. It does not diagnose, provide medical advice or recommend personal treatment. Always speak with an appropriate healthcare professional about your symptoms and care options.