Resources
Endometriosis resources including support groups, self-help books, articles, coping, and a glossary

Quality control of endometriosis surgery could be achieved by taping every procedure to record the extent of disease removed as well as any surgical complications.

Symptoms, treatment and support for endometriosis, a disease that affects one in ten women worldwide (176 million). From endometriosis.org.

Symptome, Therapiemöglichkeiten und Unterstützung bei Endometriose: eine Erkrankung, die jede 10. Frau weltweit betrifft. Von Endometriosis.org

Sintomi, trattamenti, e sostegno per l’endometriosi, una malattia che colpisce una donne su dieci in tutto il mondo. Da Endometriosis.org.

Síntomas, tratamiento y apoyo en la endometriosis, una enfermedad que afecta a una de cada 10 mujeres en todo el mundo.

Symptomes, traitement et support pour l’endométriose, une maladie qui concerne une femme sur dix dans le monde. De endometriosis.org.

Dr David Redwine’s latest book describes symptoms of endometriosis as far back as 1825 BC adding to the history of the disease and increasing our understanding of its impact. A “master of disguise” endometriosis has been around forever, but has only recently gained recognition as the serious ailment it is for millions of women around the world.

Suggestions for how to tell others about endometriosis, sharing information about the disease and how it affects you, and choosing not to talk about what you don’t want people to know.

Tips for preparing for endometriosis surgery (laparoscopy): learn about the procedure, use guided meditation, and ask questions of your surgeon, nurse, and anaesthetist. Keep a healthy diet and relax!

John Dulemba MD explains that interstitial cystitis is part of an immune system dysfunction that allows the protective coating of the bladder to be denuded in small areas. Diagnosis and treatment options are explained in this comprehensive article.