Endometriosis & IVF: Do You Really Need Treatment to Conceive?
Endometriosis affects around 1 in 10 women of reproductive age, and a diagnosis often comes with an assumption that IVF is the only way forward.
In reality, many women with endometriosis conceive naturally. Others benefit from surgery, IUI or IVF. The right path depends on your symptoms, your egg reserve, your age and how long you have been trying.
On Thursday 26th November at 6.30 PM (UK time), we're hosting a live webinar for anyone with endometriosis, or who suspects they may have it, and is wondering what it means for their fertility.
During the session, we will explain:
How endometriosis can affect fertility, and why severity doesn't always predict your chances
When trying naturally is reasonable, and when it's worth seeking help sooner
Whether surgery before trying to conceive helps, and when it may affect your egg reserve
How endometriosis cysts and AMH are taken into account when planning treatment
When IUI, IVF or egg freezing may be the right option
Live Q&A with our clinical team
Meet our fertility experts:
Marija Skujina (CEO & Founder) - Certified Fertility Nurse Specialist by the European Society of Human Reproduction and Embryology (ESHRE), formally recognised by the Council for European Specialist Medical Assessment.
Professor Ying Cheong (Fertility Consultant) - MB BCh BAO, MD, MRCOG, FRCOG. Professor in Reproductive Medicine at the University of Southampton and Consultant Gynaecologist and Subspecialist in Reproductive Medicine at Princess Anne Hospital since 2008. Her research focuses on the endometrium, endometriosis, pelvic pain and adhesions, with more than 150 peer-reviewed publications, and she chairs the ESHRE Special Interest Group in Reproductive Endocrinology.
Join us from the comfort of your home and get clear, evidence-based answers to your questions.
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