Welcome to The Center for Restorative Reproductive Surgery in Atlanta
Endometriosis Excision Surgery
Endometriosis is far more common than you might think - the disease affects 176 million women worldwide (nearly 1 out of every 10 women). The two main symptoms of endometriosis are pelvic pain and infertility.
The average time-to-diagnose for endometriosis is a shocking 8 years. Unfortunately, many current treatments focus on medicines that suppress (or mask) the disease rather than removing the disease. With endometriosis, this disease almost always persists, even when treated with medicines.
By excising ('excision' = to cut out) the endometriosis, the disease is literally removed altogether, providing long-lasting paid relief and restoring fertility. Surgery is performed with tiny incisions, and recovery is usually a short two weeks for most patients.
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Endometriosis Excision Surgery at The CRRS
Restorative Reproductive Surgery
Common treatments for many gynecological conditions unfortunately focus on the suppression of abnormal function. Additionally, current treatments for infertility focus on the bypassing of abnormal function. These methods do not often last and rarely address the primary causes. Instead, they mask the underlying disease process. The CRRS has a more involved approach.
The CRRS
Restorative reproductive surgery at The CRRS will focus on evaluating for and treating of the root causes of disease - and then restoring the original reproductive function. In this way, patients not only feel better, but live better because their reproductive health is restored.
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Restorative Reproductive Surgery at The CRRS
Fertility Enhancing Surgery
Surgery is not often discussed today as an option in evaluating for and resolving infertility. It is equally disheartening to witness women undergo years of infertility treatments without exploring surgery to help diagnose and treat the cause of their infertility. It's important to keep in mind that some abnormal fertility function can only be restored with surgery.
Highly potent fertility stimulation drugs do make an underlying disease process (e.g. endometriosis) progress at a higher rate, further decreasing the likelihood of pregnancy. Additionally, A woman's ovarian reserve decreases with each passing year.
Fertility enhancing surgery at The CRRS begins with a full surgical evaluation of infertility.