Condition
Endometriosis treatment in Baku
Gynaecologist review, imaging, medical treatment and laparoscopy for endometriosis in Baku clinics.
Endometriosis can cause painful periods, pelvic pain and difficulty conceiving, and many women live with symptoms for years before a clear diagnosis. Endometriosis treatment in Baku begins with an unhurried consultation with a gynaecologist, who reviews your history and previous results and usually arranges a detailed pelvic ultrasound and, when needed, an MRI to see where the disease is and how far it extends.
Depending on the findings and your plans for pregnancy, the doctor may suggest hormonal treatment, laparoscopic surgery or a combination of both. After a laparoscopy most patients stay in Baku for about 5 to 7 days, and the surgeon confirms when it is safe to fly. Before the trip we review your reports, send a written estimate and help with the visa, transfers, accommodation and an interpreter.
Treatment options in Azerbaijan
Gynaecologist review and imaging
A gynaecologist examines you and arranges a transvaginal ultrasound and, if needed, a pelvic MRI. Results you bring from home are reviewed so that tests are not repeated without reason.
GynaecologyMedical treatment
For many women the first step is hormonal therapy and pain relief chosen by the doctor. It aims to ease symptoms and slow the activity of the disease, and the plan can be continued under your own gynaecologist at home.
Laparoscopic surgery
When pain persists despite treatment, cysts are present or the diagnosis needs confirming, the surgeon may recommend a laparoscopy to remove endometriosis through small incisions. Deep disease involving the bowel or bladder may need a joint operation with other specialists.
Laparoscopic gynaecological surgeryFertility planning
If you hope to become pregnant, the gynaecologist discusses how treatment may affect fertility and, when needed, refers you to a reproductive specialist to consider IVF.
IVF and fertilityWhere treatment takes place
Who it may suit
- Women with painful periods or chronic pelvic pain who suspect endometriosis
- Patients with a confirmed diagnosis who want a second opinion on their treatment plan
- Women with endometrioma cysts found on ultrasound
- Patients whose symptoms continue despite hormonal treatment
- Women with endometriosis who are planning a pregnancy
When the trip should wait
- Planned surgery is usually postponed during pregnancy, acute pelvic infection or uncontrolled chronic illness
- If an ovarian cyst looks suspicious on imaging, the doctor may first recommend further tests before choosing a treatment
- Severe sudden abdominal pain or heavy bleeding needs urgent care at home rather than a planned trip
The final decision is always made by the doctor after reviewing your documents.
Documents for the medical review
Send whatever you already have. If something is missing, the doctor will tell you what else is needed.
- Gynaecologist reports and any previous diagnosis of endometriosis
- Recent pelvic ultrasound and MRI reports, with images if available
- Details of previous operations, including surgical and histology reports
- List of current medicines, including hormonal treatment
- Recent blood tests, such as a complete blood count and CA-125 if it was done
- Passport copy for the visa and booking
Frequently asked questions
Does every woman with endometriosis need surgery?
No. Many women manage their symptoms well with hormonal treatment and pain relief. Surgery is usually considered when pain continues despite treatment, cysts are present, the diagnosis is unclear or fertility is affected. The gynaecologist decides together with you after the examination.
How long should I stay in Baku for endometriosis laparoscopy?
Most patients spend 1 or 2 nights in hospital and stay in Baku for about 5 to 7 days in total. Extensive deep endometriosis may need a longer stay. The surgeon confirms the timing and when it is safe to fly home.
Can endometriosis come back after treatment?
Endometriosis is a chronic condition and symptoms can return after surgery or after stopping hormonal treatment. For this reason doctors often recommend continuing medical treatment and regular check-ups with your gynaecologist at home.
Will treatment help me get pregnant?
Treatment may improve the chances of natural conception for some women, but this depends on age, ovarian reserve and the extent of the disease. When needed, the gynaecologist discusses IVF with a reproductive specialist. An online consultation with a doctor can also be booked before travelling.
How much does endometriosis treatment cost?
The cost depends on the tests needed, whether surgery is planned, the length of the hospital stay and your accommodation. After reviewing your reports we send a written estimate listing everything included, so you can decide before booking.
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Send your reports and receive a treatment plan
Tell us about your condition. A coordinator will reply in your language, and the specialist will review your documents.