Endometriosis can lead to infertility by causing scar tissue formation in or around the fallopian tubes or cysts in the ovaries that can harm egg quality, making it more difficult to conceive.
Endometriosis Treatment: Why Choose Johns Hopkins
- When you receive care at the Johns Hopkins Fertility Center, you may also be treated by specialists at the Johns Hopkins Endometriosis Center. The experts at the Endometriosis Center use extensive research and continued advancements in technology to find cutting-edge solutions to endometriosis care, including minimally invasive and robotic surgery techniques to remove endometrial lesions while maintaining fertility.
- Our fertility specialists will draw on their extensive experience with endometriosis management and fertility treatment to develop a tailored treatment program to help you achieve pregnancy.
Endometriosis Treatment: What to Expect
At your initial consultation, you will meet with a fertility specialist and discuss your personal health history, experience attempting to conceive and goals for fertility treatment. We will perform diagnostic tests to determine the extent that endometriosis is impacting your fertility — and rule out other potential causes.
Depending on the severity of your endometriosis and symptoms, we may recommend surgery before beginning fertility treatments. We will work closely with the highly experienced surgical team at the Endometriosis Center to determine the best course of action for managing your endometriosis while maintaining your fertility goals.
When the condition has been properly managed and you are ready to begin your fertility treatment, your team at the Fertility Center will review the treatment options available to you and begin the process of infertility treatment.
Our Team of Endometriosis and Fertility Specialists
Rely on the expertise of our physicians to help you manage endometriosis and your fertility.