Did you know that some people who think they have an Endometriosis diagnosis actually might have Adenomyosis. The difference is subtle. Adenomyosis is related to Endometriosis but there are distinct differences between the...

Use the hashtag #ThisIsEndometriosis in your postings that you talk about Endometriosis this month to help spread the word! All of our journey's are different with Endometriosis but it's important...

Endometriosis is a condition in which excess endometrial tissue begins to grow in places outside of the uterus, such as the fallopian tubes, ovaries, or other places in the abdomen. Affecting an estimated 6.5 million, or...

A new problem has been occurring in which doctors are overlooking fatigue in women with Endometriosis. The numbers don't lie. Twice as many women with Endometriosis suffer from fatigue compared to women without...

Many of us with Endometriosis suffer from weight gain and we can’t seem to lose it. On a recent thread in our support group, hundreds commented that they too struggled with weight loss because of their endometriosis. If you’re suffering, you are not alone!

Although physical examinations and ultrasounds are helpful in identifying endometriosis, a laparoscopy procedure is the only actual way to conclusively diagnose the disease. The experience and outcomes are different for everyone depending on our expectations,...

A couple of years ago,the doctor’s diagnosis disclosed that I was at stage 4 of complex endometriosis, and my life has been very much affected since then. But as terrible as it may be to be a sufferer of endometriosis, I still think I’m quite lucky that I can afford to cope with a disease that is so financially strenuous.

I have been living with endometriosis for 10 years and been diagnosed for over 7. Things got very difficult for me after I found out I had this disease. The pain first started right after...

If there was one thing you could say to help people understand Endometriosis, what would it be? How would you describe it? Share to Raise Awareness! Hello, I’m Twymosha, and I’ve been a victim of endometriosis...