Is kidney endometriosis dangerous?

I was reading some medical articles about this rare condition. It can become serious if the endometrial tissue blocks the urinary tract, which can strain the kidney. Definitely something that needs a doctor's attention.

While diet alone cannot cure endometriosis, eating an anti-inflammatory diet can sometimes help manage the overall inflammation in your pelvic area. However, because it involves the kidneys, you must follow your specialist's treatment plan strictly.

I have severe pelvic endometriosis, and my doctor always monitors my kidneys just to be safe. I can't give medical advice, but keeping a close check on any back pain during periods really helped me flag issues early.

Agree with others, it can get serious if ignored. Please consult a specialist immediately for a proper scan.

Actually, it is quite rare, yaar. But if the tissue blocks the ureter, it can cause kidney swelling which is risky. You should get an MRI or ultrasound done quickly to see what's happening.

Do not waste time asking around on online forums for such rare conditions. Book an appointment with a urologist and gynecologist immediately, get the required scans done, and start treatment.

I had urinary tract endometriosis a few years ago. It can damage the kidney if you ignore symptoms like blood in urine or back pain during periods. My tip is to get regular scans and find a doctor who specializes in deep infiltrating endo.

Beta, this is a very specific and rare condition. If left untreated, it can affect kidney function over time, so please do not take it lightly. Consult a good gynecologist and a nephrologist together for the best path forward.

My doctor just mentioned this possibility because of my severe flank pain during my periods, and I am so scared. Has anyone else here actually been diagnosed with this? Please share your experience.