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Consensus on current management of endometriosis
Neil P Johnson1, Lone Hummelshoj,
1World Endometriosis Society, 89 Southgate Road, London N1 3JS, UK. wes@endometriosis.ca
An international consensus on endometriosis management was achieved by engaging diverse global stakeholders, including women with the condition. This provides a unified approach to care, addressing pain, infertility, and life course impacts.
Area of Science:
- Reproductive Medicine
- Gynecology
- Women's Health
Background:
- Endometriosis management varies globally, with a mix of evidence-based and unsubstantiated approaches.
- Existing guidelines face limitations due to a lack of robust evidence, leading to persistent uncertainties.
Framework:
- A global consensus meeting was convened, involving a rigorous pre- and post-meeting process.
- Fifty-six representatives from 34 national and international organizations participated, spanning medical and non-medical fields.
Implementation:
- Sixty-nine consensus statements were developed, covering global considerations, organizational roles, and lifelong impacts of endometriosis.
- Statements addressed treatment options for pain, infertility, and associated symptoms.
Implications:
- This represents the first global consortium to systematically evaluate endometriosis management evidence.
- Inclusion of patient advocacy groups ensured input from women experiencing endometriosis, enhancing patient-centered care.
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