Depending on the source of reference which reads, women with endometriosis have fertility rates of 50 to 65 percent, while the general population of women had a fertility rate of 88 percent. Among women with endometriosis, it is believed that 30 to 50 percent are infertile, although the actual incidence of infertility is not known.

Therefore, no one knows the actual incidence of infertility in the general population. The paradox of infertility in endometriosis is that most of the standard medical treatment for this disease contraception. You can search online to know about the best treatments for endometriosis.

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Endometriosis is essentially an estrogen-dependent disease; drugs used to treat it deplete the body of estrogen and therefore understate the endometriomata. But pregnancy also is estrogen-dependent. So it's unlikely that you'll get pregnant while you are receiving treatment, and when you go to the drug in an attempt to have a baby, your endometriosis will probably get worse.

To add to the irony, drugs that increase the chances of conception are also likely to aggravate endometriosis. They have other serious side effects as well, so if you feel as if you are between a rock and a hard place, you are.

Moreover, if endometriosis is indeed a cause of infertility, then eradication of the disease should make women infertile. Unfortunately, it does not always work that way. Treatment of mild to moderate disease does not always improve fertility rates over doing nothing. You may become pregnant after treatment but according to statistics, public events did not increase.