Intestinal Endometriosis
Laparoscopic surgery for endometriosis affecting the bowel by Dr. Eduardo Cardenas Meave, board-certified general surgeon treating patients from Mexico and the US
Rectum
Endometriosis affecting the rectum causing pain and bowel symptoms
Laparoscopic treatment for endometriosis in the sigmoid colon
Surgical care for bowel endometriosis involving the colon
Sigmoid
Colon
Surgery
Expert surgical care for endometriosis affecting the rectum, sigmoid, and colon.
Shaving
Delicate laparoscopic shaving removes superficial endometriosis from the bowel wall.
Excision
Disc excision targets deeper lesions with precision, preserving bowel function.
FAQ
Does it hurt?
Some discomfort is normal after surgery, but pain is managed carefully.
Is it IBS?
No, intestinal endometriosis is a different condition but can mimic IBS symptoms.
Need colostomy?
Most patients do not need a colostomy; it depends on the surgery extent and bowel involvement.
How long recovery?
Recovery varies but most return to normal activities within a few weeks.
Affect fertility?
It can affect fertility, so early diagnosis and treatment are important.
Do you treat US patients?
Yes, many patients from the US choose Dr. Cardenas for bilingual, timely care.
Meet Dr. Cardenas
Board-certified general surgeon specializing in advanced laparoscopic intestinal endometriosis surgery, serving patients from Mexico and the US.
Dr. Eduardo
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