Endometriosis

Surgery, medicine or "watchful waiting" are the most common choices for dealing with most noncancerous uterine conditions according to .

If you feel intense pain in your pelvis, but the doctor can find no cause, you may have chronic pelvic pain. If this is the case, anti-inflammatory medicines that contain ibuprofen, birth control pills, and physical therapy may be suggested by your doctor.

The Mayo Clinic site will answer most of your questions about the Signs and symptoms, Causes, Risk factors, Screening and diagnosis, Complications, Treatment, Prevention, and Coping skills involving Endometriosis.

“The growing body of scientific evidence indicating links between exposure to manmade chemicals and damage to our reproductive systems is extremely disturbing,” said report author Dr. David Santillo of Greenpeace International's Science Unit. “Greenpeace is calling for any chemical that can potentially harm humans in this way to be removed from use wherever a safer alternative is available."