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    Does an endometriosis diagnosis mean I will struggle with fertility?

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  • Dr Inge Putri

    Gynaecologist, Laparoscopic Surgeon

    Dr Inge Putri is an AGES certified minimally invasive gynaecological surgeon, focusing on endometriosis, fibroids, ovarian cysts, and abnormal uterine bleeding. Inge graduated from the … View Profile

    While endometriosis can impact fertility by causing inflammation, pelvic adhesions, or affecting tubal and ovarian function, having endometriosis does not automatically mean you cannot conceive naturally.

    Many women with endometriosis achieve healthy pregnancies.

    Management depends on your specific stage of disease, age, and individual goals.

    We evaluate fertility factors early, offering options ranging from medical symptom management and conservative surgical excision to restore pelvic anatomy, to collaborating closely with fertility specialists when assisted reproduction (such as IVF) is recommended.

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