Lessons from the 2021 Endometriosis In America Survey: Quality of Life and CopingEndometriosis is a painful condition that can bring many obstacles in life, along with strong emotions and fears. Endometriosis can impact both daily and long-term quality of life. Endometriosis affects... By Editorial TeamBookmark for later Reactions 0 reactions Comments0 comments
How Does the CA125 Test Work?As part of the process of checking out endometriosis, your doctor may request some special blood tests called CA125 and CA 19-9. These tests are also known as cancer markers... By Dr. Audrey SheridanBookmark for later Reactions 0 reactions Comments0 comments
Three Ways Stress Can Impact Gut Health with EndoEndometriosis is, arguably, not an easy condition to live with. Many of us with endo experience ongoing stress and this can be both physical or mental, such as chronic inflammation... By Jessica DuffinBookmark for later Reactions 0 reactions Comments1 comments
What Will Happen When I Go To Pelvic Floor PT?I've been a pelvic floor physical therapist for six years now, and yet it seems like yesterday when I performed my first official examination of an actual patient in the... By Becca IronsideBookmark for later Reactions 0 reactions Comments1 comments
Lessons from the 2021 Endometriosis In America Survey: Why We Need Better Treatment OptionsThere is no cure for endometriosis. However, there are options to help relieve symptoms. Treatment options can vary depending on age, symptoms, or the stage of endometriosis. In our 2021... By Editorial TeamBookmark for later Reactions 0 reactions Comments0 comments
Are Ovarian Cancer and Endometriosis Linked?People with both ovarian cancer and endometriosis often ask: Could endometriosis have caused my ovarian cancer? So far, some studies say yes, some say maybe, and some say no. What... By Editorial TeamBookmark for later Reactions 0 reactions Comments0 comments
Not All Providers Are Created Equal: Results of the 2021 Endometriosis In America SurveyEndometriosis is complex to diagnose, difficult to treat, and challenging to manage – all of which makes finding the right healthcare providers (HCPs) that much more important. Many of our... By Editorial TeamBookmark for later Reactions 0 reactions Comments0 comments
Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy for EndometriosisPelvic floor physical therapy is a specialized type of treatment which focuses on the saddle muscles of the human body (the ones in contact with a saddle as a human... By Becca IronsideBookmark for later Reactions 0 reactions Comments2 comments
Migraines and EndometriosisPeople living with endometriosis are nearly twice as likely to have migraine headaches as people without endo.1 In fact, 43% of people who responded to our 2021 Endometriosis In America... By Dr. Audrey SheridanBookmark for later Reactions 0 reactions Comments9 comments
CBD Products and Medical Marijuana for EndometriosisPeople with endometriosis want safe, effective ways to relieve the pain and other symptoms of this chronic condition. However, our 2021 Endometriosis In America survey shows that only 14 percent... By Editorial TeamBookmark for later Reactions 0 reactions Comments13 comments
Digital Health vs. Digital TherapeuticsTechnology is now a common way to deliver healthcare. Digital health products help prevent, diagnose, or manage chronic conditions. Devices range from wellness apps to artificial intelligence and wearable devices... By Editorial TeamBookmark for later Reactions 0 reactions Comments0 comments
Eczema and Endometriosis: What's The Connection?Angry skin? Even angrier pelvis? You’re not alone. Recently, I polled my Instagram audience and 80% suffered with some kind of skin condition such as eczema, acne, or rosacea. So... By Jessica DuffinBookmark for later Reactions 0 reactions Comments0 comments
Choosing an Endometriosis SurgeonIf you are dealing with endometriosis, there may come a time when you decide to have surgery. Before you make this decision, you need to feel confident in the surgeon... By Editorial TeamBookmark for later Reactions 0 reactions Comments0 comments
Endometriosis and Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS): What Is the Difference?Endometriosis and polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS) are 2 separate gynecologic disorders that are similar in many ways. They both affect people who are in their reproductive years. They also have... By Editorial TeamBookmark for later Reactions 0 reactions Comments1 comments
Endometriosis, Infertility, and Recurrent Implantation FailureEndometriosis can be associated with increased rates of infertility. In natural conception, once the egg is fertilized, the embryo travels to the uterus and eventually attaches itself to the uterine... By Skye ScarbroughBookmark for later Reactions 0 reactions Comments0 comments
Expert Answers: Embolization for Endometriosis, Adenomyosis, and Fibroids, Part 1According to our 2020 Endometriosis In America data, 36 percent of endo warriors are also diagnosed with adenomyosis. To learn about the treatment and management of endometriosis and adenomyosis, we... By Editorial TeamBookmark for later Reactions 0 reactions Comments0 comments
Expert Answers: Embolization for Endometriosis, Adenomyosis, and Fibroids, Part 2Read Part 1 of our interview with Dr. Hardee According to our 2020 Endometriosis In America data, 36 percent of endo warriors are also diagnosed with adenomyosis. To learn about... By Editorial TeamBookmark for later Reactions 0 reactions Comments0 comments
What Are Digital Therapeutics?Digital therapeutics (DTx) first entered clinical discussions in the 1990s. The idea was that technology could improve healthcare access. It could help overcome barriers of location, time, and resources. This... By Editorial TeamBookmark for later Reactions 0 reactions Comments0 comments
Understanding Endometriosis: What Are Phenotypes?Each person’s experience with endometriosis can be very different. Some have severe, daily symptoms, while others have minor signs. Even treatment response can vary widely. One drug or surgery may... By Editorial TeamBookmark for later Reactions 0 reactions Comments0 comments
Finding an Endometriosis SpecialistThe statistic is not new, but it’s still shocking: In the US, people may have symptoms for 7 to 11 years before endometriosis is diagnosed. We know, too, that many... By Dr. Audrey SheridanBookmark for later Reactions 0 reactions Comments0 comments