Clinical trials
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Endometriosis Promotion Project (EPP): a multi-national and multi-centre epidemiological study A 3-year study investigating the pattern(s) of pain and the associated personal/social impact among young women.
Well-being in couples undergoing fertility treatments University of Montreal is conducting a study examining how couples seeking fertility treatments adapt to stress related to infertility.
Pain imagery in endometriosis – common and consistent worldwide? Please fill in this survey to help us understand more about the pain experience of women with endometriosis.
Are you due to have a laparoscopy for symptoms suggestive of endometriosis? Doctors in the UK are investigating whether progestin treatments are effective post-surgery in preventing recurrence of symptomatic endometriosis.
Do you suffer from unexplained pelvic pain? If you have had a laparoscopy in the last three years, which failed to explain the cause of your pain, you may qualify to participate in the GaPP2 trial, which is investigating the use of gabapentin for chronic pelvic pain.
A research study for women with endometriosis at the NIH The National Institutes of Health Clinical Center is seeking women with endometriosis and pelvic pain to participate in a research study.
Study to identify biomarkers in endometriosis Oxford University seeks women to participate in a study to identify markers in endometriosis. If you have pelvic pain or have been diagnosed with endometriosis you may qualify.
You can help us learn more about endometriosis Research OutSmarts Endometriosis (ROSE) is a clinical trial sponsored by the Endometriosis Foundation of America, The Feinstein Institute for Medical Research, and NorthShore LIJ.
Feeling the pain caused by endometriosis? If you are experiencing moderate to severe pain due to endometriosis, you may qualify for a medical research study (the Violet Petal Study)
Clinical trials in endometriosis 
