Various treatments can help relieve pain associated with endometriosis, including several surgical options such as a laparoscopy or laparotomy.

Read about the risk of cancer in women with endometriosis, a disease marked by the abnormal growth of endometrial cells outside the uterus.

Learn more about endometriosis, a disease that affects a woman's uterus.

Read about the impact of endometriosis on pregnancy and fertility, as well as what can be done to improve chances of conception.

Read about pain related to endomtriosis, a painful disease in which tissue that normally lines a women's uterus grows as lesions elsewhere.

Read about very rare instances in which endometriosis has been reported in men, possibly consequence of prolonged hormone therapy or liver damage.

Read about cerebral endometriosis, an extremely rare condition in which endometrial tissue is found in the brain. To date, there are three known cases.

Read about some of the diseases that women with endometriosis might also experience, and the treatments for these conditions.

Exercise is thought to help alleviate the pain and fatigue of endometriosis. However, fatigue and pain might also keep a woman from exercising.

Read about bowel symptoms of endometriosis, a disease of the female reproductive system, and ways of treating lesions in the bowel.

Read about the different types of ovarian cysts, including endometriomas or chocolate cysts caused by endometrial lesions growing deep inside the ovaries.

Liver endometriosis is a rare condition where tissue resembling the lining of the uterus grows around or inside the liver, forming lesions.