Treating Endometriosis
For Patients in Brazil
International patients can choose to seek treatment in São Paulo and receive specialized treatment from world-class endometriosis specialists.
Clínica Medicina da Mulher
Rua Colômbia, 332 – Jardim Paulista, São Paulo, 01438-000
Breaking Barriers for Endometriosis Care
A Solution for patients in Brazil
Patients seeking specialized endometriosis care in Brazil have access to two highly respected experts in the field. Prof. Dr. Maurício Abrão is internationally recognized for his work in endometriosis, minimally invasive gynecologic surgery, and reproductive medicine, with decades of clinical, surgical, and academic experience.
Dr. Henrique Abrão brings advanced expertise in minimally invasive surgery and neuropelveology, with a particular focus on complex pelvic pain and conditions involving the pelvic nerves. Together, they offer patients in Brazil highly specialized care for endometriosis and complex pelvic disease, supported by extensive surgical experience and a multidisciplinary approach.
How to Access Care with Recommended Brazilian Specialists
Step 1: Identify the Right Specialist
Review the directory below to find the surgeon whose clinical focus (e.g., deep infiltrating endometriosis, thoracic involvement, advanced ultrasonography) best matches your symptoms and surgical history.
Step 2: Connect Directly via Their Clinic
Click through to each specialist’s official institutional profile or clinic website to initiate your inquiry.
Step 3: Submit Records to Their Team
The clinic handles its own medical record review, operative notes intake, imaging protocols, and cross-border patient arrangements.
Step 4: Coordinate Consultation & Travel
Work directly with the hospital or clinic’s international patient office to finalize scheduling, hospital admissions, and post-operative planning.
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Brazilian Endometriosis Leaders
REASONS
To see ESSI
- Painful periods
- Pelvic periods
- Bladder pain
- Pain with intercourse
- Your MRI is negative
- Nothing found on ultrasound
- You have adenomyosis
- You have an ovarian endometrioma
- Pain despite endometriosis surgery
- Told you need to go on Lupron
- You have been told you have to take Orilissa
- You have failed IVF
- You are infertile and they told you it’s unexplained
- You want to freeze your eggs but you have endometriosis
- You want to reduce your chance of having a second surgery
- They told you IVF will bypass endometriosis (it may not)
- You have failed embryo transfers with PGS normal embryos
- You have experienced miscarriages
- You have experienced biochemical pregnancies
- They told you “you may lose your ovary”
- They told you surgery is too risky
- You are not sure your doctor is an excision specialist
- You have been told “it is all in your head”
- That endometriosis surgery will damage your fertility
- You had a surgery and are still in pain