A Silent Disruption, A Treatable Challenge
For many women, painful periods are dismissed as “normal.” But in cases where pain is chronic, intense, or paired with infertility, endometriosis may be the underlying cause. At Sparsh IVF, we understand the complexities of this often overlooked condition — and more importantly, how to treat it.
Endometriosis is not just a painful condition — it’s a major contributor to female infertility worldwide. With early diagnosis, focused care, and advanced reproductive technology, we help women with endometriosis reclaim control of their fertility journey.
Endometriosis is a condition where tissue similar to the endometrium (the inner lining of the uterus) grows outside the uterus — commonly on the ovaries, fallopian tubes, outer surface of the uterus, and pelvic lining.
These displaced tissue patches:
It is estimated that 30–40% of women with endometriosis face difficulty in conceiving. Yet, with the right approach, successful pregnancy is still very much possible.
This is why early diagnosis and expert fertility care are crucial in endometriosis-related infertility.
However, some women with endometriosis may show no symptoms at all — which is why proper fertility evaluation matters.
At Sparsh IVF, we use a comprehensive diagnostic approach:
Laparoscopy not only confirms the diagnosis but can also be therapeutic, as the lesions can often be removed during the same procedure.
Depending on the severity and reproductive goals, your doctor may recommend:
| Severity | Suggested Approach |
|---|---|
| Minimal/Mild | Ovulation induction or IUI, if tubes are open and age is favorable |
| Moderate | Surgery to remove lesions, followed by timed cycles or IUI |
| Severe | Direct progression to IVF, especially with damaged tubes or low ovarian reserve |
IVF for endometriosis offers:
At Sparsh IVF, we adapt stimulation doses to minimize inflammation and optimize egg quality in endometriosis patients.
Yes — especially in cases of mild endometriosis. Many women conceive naturally after lifestyle changes, pain management, and surgical correction. However, if natural conception doesn’t occur within 6–12 months, further intervention may be required.
Our approach is multidimensional:
Chronic pain and failed attempts at pregnancy can take a toll on emotional well-being. At Sparsh IVF, we offer wellness counselling and mental health support, ensuring that patients feel heard, seen, and supported throughout.
Endometriosis is complex, but not unbeatable. With the right team and right treatment plan, the journey from pain to pregnancy is absolutely possible.
Book your endometriosis fertility consultation at Sparsh IVF and let us walk with you — from diagnosis to delivery.
Your pain is real. So is your hope. At Sparsh IVF, we treat both — with science, care, and conviction.
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