Endometriosis and adhesions after excision surgery and menopause with Dr. Steve Vasilev

In this interview, we addressed the following questions with Dr. Steve Vasilev MD-MBA, a top Endometriosis Surgeon. The questions in this interview came directly from patients. Please add your question or comment below and we will address them in the next discussions.
You can learn more about Dr. Vasilev on his page: icarebetter.com/doctor/dr-ste...
Here are the questions that we discussed:
-After total excision, do we still have a diagnosis of endometriosis?
-Will surgery make endometriosis worse or make it spread?
-Do you have to be suppressed pot-op?
-How common is it to have endometriosis in post-menopause women?
-Does Endo progress after menopause?
-Will symptoms of frozen pelvis change with menopause?
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[@lauratownsend2040]

Thank you!! Very informative!!

[@hynekr5965]

Very informative thank you.

[@fayeni1005]

Very good information finally! I’m 39, had gone though Ivf and God gave me a son. I’ve been suffering lots of pain afterwards, I’ve been wanting another child but it just not happening. I’ve been asked go do a surgery to increase the success rate. But have been debating if I should for the purpose of being healthy and able to get pregnant again.

[@icarebetter]

We highly recommend consulting with an expert about your situation. Sometimes, endometriosis excision surgery increases the success rates of IVF. Here is a link to Doctor Vasilev (the doctor in the video) if you would like to get in touch and discuss possibilities. icarebetter.com/doctor/dr-steven-vasilev/