Endometriosis Dedicated Health help line started for East India People

For the first time in East India a dedicated health help line for Endometriosis is launched by Dr Vimee Bindra – Fertility Enhancing Surgery Specialist| Endometriosis Excision Surgery Specialist |Gynecologist |Laparoscopic and Robotic Surgeon |
Co-Founder “ENDOCRUSADERS”

More than 25 million women are estimated to be suffering from endometriosis in India and it has emerged as a leading cause of infertility among women says Dr Vimee Bindra – Fertility Enhancing Surgery Specialist: Endometriosis Excision Surgery Specialist & Co-Founder “ENDOCRUSADERS”.
Endometriosis is a common condition affecting 1 in 10 women. In this condition, tissue similar to the lining of uterus is implanted outside the uterine cavity at ectopic locations. This tissue can be found on ovaries, tubes, peritoneum, bowel, ureter and at various other extra-pelvic locations such as diaphragm, lungs etc. This tissue can form its own hormones and it grows and invades the surrounding tissue which causes adhesions, pain and infertility.
We get many requests from eastern part of India on medical and surgical advise for endometriosis. We are treating endometriosis patients from Assam, Sikkim, West Bengal and many other places. We then decided to start this help line dedicated to the people of East Of India. This heath help line will be available from 9am to 9pm and people can reach us on 91000 14623 or mail us at opeclinics@gmail.com. Our dedicated team will assist the needy with their professional help added Dr Vimee Bindra.

Common symptoms of endometriosis are
● Very painful menstrual cramps
● Chronic pelvic pain, backache
● Painful sex
● Painful defecation/urination
● Bleeding or spotting
● Infertility
● Stomach /digestive problems simulating idiopathic Bowel Syndrome (IBS)
● Diarrhea and constipation
● Fatigue
● Depression

How endometriosis causes infertility?

Endometriosis impacts fertility by various mechanisms such as

● It distorts the pelvic anatomy
● Adhesions
● Scarring
● Tubal damage
● Inflammation of pelvic organs
● Affects the egg quality
● Interferes with implantation
● Changes the hormonal milieu
Recently for the first time in South India an noninvasive treatment for Adenomyosis is introduced by Hyderabad based Dr Vimee Bindra . It’s a uterine preserving minimally invasive technique for adenomyosis.

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