By Dr. Kip Mackenzie Here are my suggestions to help patients identify whether a gynecologic surgeon indeed performs radical widefield excision of endometriosis: a standard for true excision surgeons. Here is my description of a "real deal excision...
This training, led by Kate Weldon LeBlanc, Executive Director of AllPaths Family Building, provides information about advocating for state bills in Massachusetts. The focus of the training is on bills about endometriosis being considered in Massachusetts...
Resolve New England recognizes that endometriosis impacts people of all gender identities, as well as extends far beyond the realm of fertility and family building. The following article is written by Lucjan, sharing his experience as a cisgender man in a...
By Casey Berna, LICSW Endometriosis is a disease that impacts 1 in 10 women. Endometriosis can take 7-10 years to get diagnosed due to a striking lack of information regarding the disease in both the medical community and society at large. 40% of all women...
By The Center for Endometriosis Care Abdominal or pelvic pain? Infertility? Painful sex? Bowel-related symptoms? Bladder pain? Lower back or leg pain? Bloating? Crippling fatigue? Debilitating periods? Endometriosis could be at the root of these...
March marks the annual health awareness month recognition of Endometriosis Awareness Month. Often stigmatized as merely “killer cramps,” endometriosis is a poorly-understood disease characterized by pelvic pain, painful menstruation, infertility and...