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We all need community. Communities are safe spaces for growth and connection. Here at Endometriosis.net, we strive to be a community that gives back in many ways. To learn more...

How did you do on our first and second Test Your Knowledge quizzes? Are you ready for round 3? In this quiz, we will find out how much you know...

Most of my friends are coupled up rather happily. Lately, because of all of the restrictions around social life, I have ended up being the third wheel with one particular...

It can be really hard to find a specialist. That’s because endometriosis falls under the umbrella of gynecology. But to treat it well, OB-GYNs need advanced surgical training. Usually that’s...

Endometriosis has left literal scars on my body. My belly is pockmarked with evidence of various laparoscopies, my hysterectomy, and two C-sections, as well as stretch marks because of two...

We all have done it before, at least once. We put a smile on and push through the day, even if we are in excruciating pain. Most days, I am guilty...

Many people dealing with the pain of endometriosis find that there comes a time to start exploring alternative medicine. Some choose non-medical solutions before committing to medical treatment options like...

Do you feel like you need a vacation from managing endometriosis? The doctor appointments, tests, pharmacy runs and dealing with insurance – it can get exhausting. Add in a list...

Let’s face it, the symptoms and side effects of endometriosis are not always pleasant – pain, fatigue and bloating. We can even feel the effects in our digestive system, specifically...

Jess’ love for desserts is so deep that she dreams of one day releasing a sugar-free endo-friendly dessert book! Chris’ love for desserts is equally as dedicated and we spend...

Jessica has endometriosis and is an endometriosis health coach, and Chris is her partner. Jessica and Chris have been using diet to manage Jess’ endometriosis symptoms for years – here...

Endometriosis is a chronic disease, which means that while some treatments may get rid of some symptoms, the likelihood is that we will be managing this illness long-term. This involves...

If you have some form of chronic illness, especially one like endometriosis where it is both invisible and classed as “a woman’s disease”, then chances are you will have already...

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...

Waiting to hear those words, “you’re pregnant” can be a long road.   And experiencing while in quarantine from a pandemic can make it feel even longer.   To make...

I find it so helpful to be in community with fellow chronic illness warriors. It’s connection with people who “get it". It’s that opportunity to learn together and to help...

Jessica has endometriosis, and Chris is her partner. Together, they find ways to manage the condition and support each other through its challenges. Below they discuss the benefits of attending...

The 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...

A chronic illness like endometriosis has life-sabotaging effects. These can feel especially strong when it comes to our finances. Our physical symptoms define the way we work. Most employers don’t...

Previously, doctors and researchers thought that deep infiltrative endometriosis was very rare. But our 3rd Endometriosis In America survey found that 52 percent of endo warriors experience it. In this...