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         Endometriosis affects millions of women around the world, yet it remains a complex
            and often misunderstood condition, with limited funding available for research. Although
            much about this enigmatic disease is still unknown, emerging data continue to shed
            light on its mechanisms, leading to improved understanding and better management options
            for patients. While advances have been made in understanding the symptoms and pathophysiology
            of endometriosis, one critical area remains underexplored: its impact on fertility.
            It is now well established that endometriosis can significantly impair fertility,
            posing additional challenges for women trying to conceive. This study explores current
            theories on how endometriosis affects reproductive function and highlights the latest
            research on both medical and surgical approaches to managing infertility in these
            patients. It will also examine the implications of endometriosis on natural conception
            as well as outcomes related to assisted reproductive technologies.
         
         Keywords
endometriosis IVF - endometrioma infertility - endometriosis infertility - deep infiltrating
            endometriosis infertility - pregnancy