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Endometriosis and fertility treatment

How endometriosis can affect fertility and the situations in which surgery, IUI or IVF may be discussed.

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Spoken in Hindi with English clinical terms. Antega summary and takeaways are in English.

The original description sets out specific AMH, CA-125 and cyst-size thresholds. Antega does not present these as universal treatment rules. Decisions depend on your age, symptoms, ovarian reserve, anatomy, previous surgery, tubal status and fertility goals, and should be made with your own specialist.

Key takeaways

Endometriosis affects fertility in some people and not in others.
Surgery is not automatically the first step, and repeat ovarian surgery carries its own risks to ovarian reserve.
There is no single threshold value that decides treatment for everyone.

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Content note

Recorded for doctors: contains detailed clinical discussion.

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FOGSI ICOG (Federation of Obstetric and Gynaecological Societies of India / Indian College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists)24 February 2026

FOGSI ICOG Certificate Course on Endometriosis, Day 1: diagnosis and living with endometriosis

Day 1 of FOGSI ICOG's three-day endometriosis course (24 February 2026): an overview of the condition, adolescent endometriosis as a hidden diagnosis, imaging, non-invasive diagnosis, changing trends in medical management, endometriosis around the menopause, awareness for clinicians and patients, mental health, and a panel on endometriosis-associated infertility.

Content note: Recorded for doctors: contains detailed clinical discussion.

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Content note

Recorded for doctors: includes surgical and medicolegal discussion.

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FOGSI ICOG (Federation of Obstetric and Gynaecological Societies of India / Indian College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists)25 February 2026

FOGSI ICOG Certificate Course on Endometriosis, Day 2: classification, surgery and pain

Day 2 of the FOGSI ICOG endometriosis course (25 February 2026): classification systems, deep infiltrating endometriosis, fertility-preserving surgery, Müllerian anomalies and endometriosis, ureteric involvement, robotic surgery, pain management, new concepts in managing subfertility, and a panel on medicolegal issues.

Content note: Recorded for doctors: includes surgical and medicolegal discussion.

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Content note

Recorded for doctors: contains detailed clinical discussion.

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FOGSI ICOG (Federation of Obstetric and Gynaecological Societies of India / Indian College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists)26 February 2026

FOGSI ICOG Certificate Course on Endometriosis, Day 3: fertility, ART and adenomyosis

Day 3 of the FOGSI ICOG endometriosis course (26 February 2026): why endometriosis affects fertility, sexual dysfunction, malignancy risk, ovulation induction protocols, frozen embryo transfer, endometriosis with adenomyosis, whether egg collection differs in endometriosis, and future research.

Content note: Recorded for doctors: contains detailed clinical discussion.

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References

Birla Fertility and IVF patient education video, India
ESHRE guideline on endometriosis

This video was produced by Birla Fertility and IVF (India) and is shared for education only. It is not medical advice and does not replace guidance from your own doctor or fertility clinic. Naming an organisation does not imply a partnership with Antega.