Assistierte Reproduktion bei Endometriose-Patientinnen bringt keine Symptomverschlechterung

Piétro Santulli
In: Geburtshilfe und Frauenheilkunde · 2016 · vol. 76(07) , pp. 749 · doi:10.1055/s-0042-109934 · W2508394239
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A French research group investigated whether assisted reproduction techniques worsen endometriosis symptoms, addressing a gap in previous studies regarding this potential risk for patients seeking fertility treatment.

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This paper summarizes a study by Santulli et al. that investigated whether assisted reproductive technology (ART) exacerbates symptoms in women with endometriosis. The research addressed the lack of prior data regarding potential symptom worsening, such as increased pain or bleeding, following fertility treatments. The authors concluded that ART does not have an adverse impact on endometriosis-related pain or other clinical symptoms in this patient population. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — specifically evaluating the safety of assisted reproductive techniques for patients suffering from endometriosis-related infertility.

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Hintergrund: Die Endometriose tritt relativ häufig auf – etwa 40 000 Frauen erkranken jährlich neu. Zu den Symptomen gehören unter anderem starke Blutungen, Schmierblutungen, Schmerzen und Unfruchtbarkeit. Bei bestehendem Kinderwunsch kann – nach genauer Untersuchung der jeweiligen Situation – auf assistierte Reproduktionstechniken (ART) zurückgegriffen werden. Bisher gab es wenige Studien zum Risiko der Symptomverschlechterung der Endometriose durch die ART. Eine französische Forschergruppe untersuchte nun diesen möglichen Zusammenhang.
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Subscribe to RSS DOI: 10.1055/s-0042-109934 Assistierte Reproduktion bei Endometriose-Patientinnen bringt keine Symptomverschlechterung Publication History Publication Date: 20 July 2016 (online) Hintergrund: Die Endometriose tritt relativ häufig auf – etwa 40 000 Frauen erkranken jährlich neu. Zu den Symptomen gehören unter anderem starke Blutungen, Schmierblutungen, Schmerzen und Unfruchtbarkeit. Bei bestehendem Kinderwunsch kann – nach genauer Untersuchung der jeweiligen Situation – auf assistierte Reproduktionstechniken (ART) zurückgegriffen werden. Bisher gab es wenige Studien zum Risiko der Symptomverschlechterung der Endometriose durch die ART. Eine französische Forschergruppe untersuchte nun diesen möglichen Zusammenhang. Santulli P et al. Endometriosis-related infertility: assisted reproductive technology has no adverse impact on pain […]. Fertil Steril 2016; 105: 978–987

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