The diagnosis of endometriosis is established by detecting endometrial tissue at ectopic localization. Endometriosis is diagnosed in up to one-third of infertile women. Endometriosis is followedby a wide range of symptoms. Some women have no symptoms, while others appear with dysmenorrhea, dyspareunia chronic pelvic pain, as well as a wide range of other symptoms. Symptoms are typically repeated in a cyclic fashion, witha peak before and around menstruation. An important role in treatment of endometriosis has a midwife. The use of specific knowledge is significant for increasing the level of quality services that give health care workersas midvives, and the consequent increase in the degree of the quality of life of patients in the treatment regimen. Treatment may include surgery, hormonal treatment, or a combination. Midwives provide basic nursing care to women with diseases of the reproductive system. It is particularly important that communication with patients is calm and controlled. The midwife should provide psychological support to patients. The midwife must be personnel that perform their work independently within its scope, cooperate with other team members and recognize when there is a problem that goes beyond theirjurisdiction.