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Join Dr. Samer Azer, a leading gynecologist in Edmonton and the head of the TIER-1 ENDOSURE program at Links Medical Clinic, https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/7ad6349e-f359-4e50-9e9e-00e07755226a/canvas-image-1-1768362779241.jpg Endometriosis Gallery Infographic on endometriosis showing global prevalence over 190 million women, diagram of endometrial lesions outside uterus, list of clinical symptoms including pelvic pain, infertility, menstrual pain, painful urination, painful defecation, dyspareunia, and statistics on chronic pelvic pain and infertility. Includes societal and economic impacts such as weekly hours of mild and severe pain, missed work, comparison with other chronic conditions, and demographic data on affected women. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/398fda89-6257-4308-8381-4bd5aaee6558/canvas-image-1-1768363337502.jpg Endometriosis Gallery An infographic about endometriosis diagnosis challenges, management, and self-help strategies. It includes sections on prevalence and diagnostic delay, information barriers, diagnosis pathways with noninvasive tests, treatment options like symptom control and excision, and self-management strategies such as diet, exercise, stretching, and yoga. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/5afc8837-9a7c-44d2-a879-429ceb5abab3/canvas-image-1-1768363899165.jpg Endometriosis Gallery A detailed infographic explaining the etiology, disease mechanisms, pain pathways, and clinical analogies of endometriosis. It includes diagrams of endometrial cell transformation, blood vessel and nerve involvement, effects of estrogen, and neurological pain processes, with illustrations of clinical scenarios like a house on fire and faulty wiring. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/f0a15fba-311f-4b01-b2d2-abc0b0a7ca7a/dietary+stratwgy.jpg Endometriosis Gallery A comparison chart of dietary strategies for pain management in endometriosis, showing Mediterranean diet versus Low-FODMAP diet, including their goals, approach, suitability, and difficulty. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/7a6cbe49-7752-483e-9195-5c36ae8d7ff3/endometriosis+and+fertility+1.png Endometriosis Gallery Dr. Azer's Guide on Endometriosis Impact on Fertility and Sperm Mobility, showing diagrams and bullet points explaining inflammation, ovarian function, uterine environment, peritoneal fluid factors, impaired sperm, and sperm-oocyte binding interference. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/6b9c368b-27e5-48a9-91be-2b7eb0403f7e/endometriosis+and+fertility+2.png Endometriosis Gallery Dr. Azer's Patient Guide to Endometriosis and Infertility, explaining endometriosis, endometriomas, surgical management, and fertility preservation, including illustrations and management options. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/771f2dfa-8084-4aea-ae8b-c41b631e089a/endometriosis+endometrioma+management.png Endometriosis Gallery Infographic titled 'Understanding Surgical Management of Ovarian Endometriomas: A Guide for Dr. Azer's Patients.' It includes sections on balancing goals like pain relief and preserving ovarian function, indications for surgery such as significant pain, infertility concerns, and suspicion of malignancy, and guidelines consensus from major groups like ESHE, S2K, NICE, and SEUD. It also discusses conservative approaches, size considerations, and decision-making factors with icons and color codes. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/ac6a44b7-6fe9-430a-b244-0c440f872bfc/endometriosis+endometrioma+surgical+timing.png Endometriosis Gallery Flowchart guide on timing for endometrioma surgery before IVF/ART, comparing old and new practices, clinical indications, guidelines from ESHRE 2022, S2k 2025, NICE 2024, ACOG, and WES, emphasizing avoiding routine surgery without clinical issues and proceeding directly to ART/IVF if indicated. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/b706d0d3-c5b4-4c7a-a4bd-daa5e5c5131a/endometriosis+endometrioma+type+of+intervention.png Endometriosis Gallery A clinical infographic comparing surgical options for endometriomas, including cystectomy and ablation, highlighting their benefits, risks, and considerations for fertility. It also outlines guidelines and decision-making factors for choosing the appropriate procedure. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/5489f0e6-e050-4fbf-b846-b5937ac931ec/endometriosis+fertility+surgery1.png Endometriosis Gallery A detailed infographic titled "Dr. Azer's Guide: Surgery, Fertility Impact & Pregnancy Timeline" divided into three sections. The first section explains surgery and ovarian reserve, depicting the uterus and ovary, emphasizing the impact of inflammation, endometrioma, and implantation issues on fertility. The second section discusses proactive fertility preservation steps, showingcyst-filled ovaries with old blood, ovarian health, and management options like egg or embryo freezing. The third section outlines pregnancy timelines after surgery, including healing, postpartum recovery, and fertility preservation, mentioning hormonal therapy, optimal conception windows, surgery, and monitoring. Each section contains icons and diagrams for visual explanation. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/7e16ac4b-0517-47c9-9b31-426f1c9dfddc/endometriosis+ovarian+reserve+surgery.png Endometriosis Gallery Poster titled 'Understanding Ovarian Reserve Before Surgery: The Role of AMH & AFC' explaining pre-surgical ovarian reserve testing, the cystectomy trade-off, and factors that worsen ovarian reserve, with illustrations and a comparison table of guidelines. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/a761ba71-1571-4f56-9c11-02860b70ff78/Gemini_Generated_Image_6a11a6a11a6a11a6+%281%29.png Endometriosis Gallery A chart explaining HPV testing and screening recommendations for different age groups, with icons for calendar, microscope, virus, and shield, highlighting the importance of early detection and consultation. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/345cdd3a-3d7f-40e2-8273-0c6b75e3606a/Gemini_Generated_Image_gtdvwgtdvwgtdvwg.png Endometriosis Gallery Infographic titled "The Modern Approach to Women’s Health: Advanced Office Hysteroscopy" with sections on what hysteroscopy is, managing comfort with PentHrox, and the patient journey from arrival to departure. It includes illustrations of the uterus and hysteroscopy equipment. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/f706b4aa-495b-4b41-bed2-c171e4edc431/Gemini_Generated_Image_htcu58htcu58htcu.png Endometriosis Gallery A flowchart titled 'Understanding the Coexistence of Endometriosis & IBD: A Diagnostic Journey for Dr. Azer's Patients.' The chart is divided into three parts. The first part describes the challenge of overlapping symptoms between endometriosis and inflammatory bowel disease (IBD). The second part highlights teamwork and targeted investigation involving multidisciplinary specialists like gynecologists, radiologists, gastroenterologists, and advanced imaging, leading to clear answers through visualization, direct view, biopsies, and endoscopic evaluation. The third part shows that the goal is accurate diagnosis and personalized care, with tailored hormone therapy and surgery, specific IBD management, and lifestyle changes, resulting in better quality of life and symptom control. The image includes icons representing medical professionals, imaging tools, and patient care, along with the Dr. Azer's Clinic logo. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/ddb6295f-e9de-40f9-8668-e154bb0dbad1/Low-FODMAP-examples.png Endometriosis Gallery Chart comparing low-FODMAP and high-FODMAP foods across categories: vegetables, fruits, protein, fat, and starch/grain. Includes images of lettuce, carrot, cucumber, garlic, beans, onion, strawberries, pineapple, grapes, blueberries, watermelon, peaches, chicken, eggs, tofu, sausages, battered fish, breaded meats, oils, butter, peanuts, almonds, avocado, pistachios, potatoes, tortilla chips, popcorn, beans, gluten-based bread, muffins. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/4691175a-c12c-46cd-8377-941a80fba73c/multifactorial+infertility.jpg Endometriosis Gallery Flowchart illustrating multifactorial causes of female infertility, including biological, genetic, clinical, environmental, diagnostic approaches, and treatments. It shows the progression from genetic predispositions and chromosomal abnormalities through clinical factors like PCOS and endometriosis, to environmental influences such as smoking and stress. Diagnostic methods like hormone testing, ultrasound, and genetic testing are depicted, along with treatment options including medication, surgical interventions, ART technologies, and personalized medicine for infertility. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/378eb8b6-42c6-41fb-bae1-2b689cb41be9/nihms-2129840-f0001.jpg Endometriosis Gallery Diagram illustrating the mechanisms involved in endometriosis, including lesion formation, immune response, hypoxia, angiogenesis, and cellular signaling pathways, featuring various cells, molecules, and processes related to endometrial tissue outside the uterus. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/61800815-6291-4212-bb7a-c63fe54c6597/nihms-2129840-f0002.jpg Endometriosis Gallery Diagram showing the relationship between diet, systemic inflammation, chronic pelvic pain, and quality of life. 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It features sections explaining what AMH is, its relation to ovarian reserve, what AMH levels mean, the correlation with age, its role in fertility treatment, and important considerations. The infographic includes a diagram of the ovary, a gauge showing AMH levels, and icons representing various concepts, with a woman doctor speaking to a patient in the top left corner. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/6d6e8f48-6678-402e-aaab-f8f61323076e/AMH.png Endometriosis Gallery Infographic explaining anti-müllerian hormone (AMH) for fertility patients, including what AMH is, its levels, its relation to ovarian reserve, age effects, treatment planning, and considerations. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/01eb47e5-c4a6-4f35-9a55-3df9d4162b94/benefit+of+early+diagnosis.png Endometriosis Gallery A comparison chart highlighting the benefits of early endometriosis diagnosis with an endosure. The left side shows current reality with late diagnosis, including an average delay of 7-10 years, chronic symptoms and progression, and increased infertility risk, with corresponding icons of a clock, a woman in pain, and a reproductive system. The right side presents the advantage of early diagnosis via endosure, featuring icons of a non-invasive screening device, a smiling woman, and a healthy reproductive system. The benefits include rapid screening, proactive management and symptom relief, and preserved fertility with lower costs. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/6d2d24fe-9d89-4aae-9476-3ec4c4c5a29a/carbonization.png Endometriosis Gallery Comparison of laser energy in varicose vein treatment using 1470 nm low frequency laser and 1940 nm high frequency laser. It illustrates higher power, more energy delivery, and less vein wall damage with the 1470 nm laser. The 1940 nm laser offers high water absorption, precise collagen contraction, and minimal thermal spread, reducing carbonization risk. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/86a937a6-9741-449c-8bfa-4df290c20f70/causes+of+infertilitypng.png Endometriosis Gallery A medical infographic titled 'Understanding Infertility Causes: A Guide for Patients of Dr. Azer.' It includes sections on what infertility is, common causes, diagnostic approach, and treatment pathways, featuring illustrations of doctors, reproductive organs, and charts. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/6e6380a1-19ee-4576-b4a1-11f84b0437e2/common+conditions.png Endometriosis Gallery Diagram illustrating common conditions that coexist with endometriosis, divided into sections on immune and inflammatory links, systemic and other associations, gynecological comorbidities, and shared biology. Includes icons of lungs, allergies, fibromyalgia, autoimmune diseases, brain, stomach, thyroid, cancer, uterus, ovaries, DNA, and a lightbulb with key takeaways. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/dd625126-644f-4bf6-8563-f6c3596aeb26/common+symptoms+of+endometriosis.png Endometriosis Gallery Infographic of common symptoms of endometriosis, including severe menstrual cramps, pelvic pain, pain during or after sex, lower back and intestinal pain, fatigue, bloating, constipation, nausea, heavy menstrual bleeding, difficulty getting pregnant, and infertility. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/4b819f6d-3865-468e-a4a6-729cdcab8f3a/compare+1940+to+1470.png Endometriosis Gallery Scientific infographic comparing 1470 nm and 1940 nm wavelength therapies, detailing introduction, methods, results, and conclusions with visuals of blood vessels and thermal damage distributions. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/4ea39b39-3a13-43b5-8057-52f45126d996/cycle+1940.png Endometriosis Gallery An infographic comparing the efficiency of father's and son's bicycle pedals using laser analogy. The father’s bike with a large wheel (1940 nm laser) absorbs more water and is more efficient, pedaling slowly and steadily. The son’s bike with a small wheel (1470 nm laser) absorbs less water and is less efficient, pedaling furiously and rapidly. The infographic includes energy expenditure gauges, treatment goal signs, and explanations about pedal stroke efficiency. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/3fc4dca7-1e95-4418-850d-29ff85690be0/Depo-Provera+black+box.png Endometriosis Gallery Informational graphic about Depo-Provera, discussing updated risks and FDA warnings. Includes sections on meningoma risk, bone mineral density loss, and other health considerations, with recommendations for patient consultation. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/4d58ddfe-055b-4791-ab10-a8ced9136a9d/diagnosis+of+endometriosis.png Endometriosis Gallery Flowchart explaining endometriosis diagnosis process. It includes clinical history, gentle pelvic exam, non-surgical imaging like ultrasound and MRI. Highlights a non-invasive breakthrough technology for early detection that identifies endometriosis markers and reduces need for surgery. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/3b5d40da-0908-4fa6-a4bd-cf3e1bcc6052/diagnostic+gap.png Endometriosis Gallery Infographic about reproductive health, showing that 1 in 10 women and girls worldwide are affected by a reproductive condition. It highlights the global prevalence of 796 million women affected, and explains the delay in diagnosis from symptoms to definitive diagnosis, with an average delay of 7-10+ years. Key factors include symptom normalization, misdiagnosis, and limited access to specialists. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/2a9fce69-3206-4f07-9cda-e60c4e87d99e/differential+diagnosis.png Endometriosis Gallery Diagram illustrating causes of pelvic pain categorized into four groups: Gynecological causes with endometriosis, ovarian cysts, pelvic inflammatory disease, and uterine fibroids; Gastrointestinal causes with irritable bowel syndrome, inflammatory bowel disease, diverticulitis, and constipation; Urological causes with urinary tract infection, interstitial cystitis, and kidney stones; Musculoskeletal and other causes with pelvic floor dysfunction, hernia, and nerve entrapment. Central image of pelvic anatomy with connecting lines to each category. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/21141494-86c3-4b33-9110-a7a31c8034b9/effect+of+endometriosis.jpeg Endometriosis Gallery Diagram of long-term consequences of endometriosis, including effects on the brain, reproductive organs, digestive and urinary systems, and the impact on mental health, fertility, and overall well-being. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/c518839a-b9b4-4390-b26b-e6e61040b572/EGG+for+endometriosis.png Endometriosis Gallery An informational poster explaining how an endometrial health test called the EndoSure ECG test is performed. It shows a woman lying on a medical chair connected to sensors and a monitor, with instructions highlighting the setup, trigger, detection, and result phases, and promotes the test as a quick alternative to endometrial biopsies. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/0079ad2b-67ab-4782-b4cd-21d5818adac1/endo+diagnosis.png Endometriosis Gallery Are you searching for answers about pelvic pain and women’s health in Alberta? Join Dr. Samer Azer, a leading gynecologist in Edmonton and the head of the TIER-1 ENDOSURE program at Links Medical Clinic, as he breaks down the complexities of diagnosing and treating endometriosis. This channel provides vital patient education on advanced reproductive health, including the latest non-invasive testing options available right here in Edmonton. Whether you are looking for an endometriosis specialist or seeking validation for your chronic symptoms, Dr. Azer’s expert insights offer a path toward better health and effective management. Subscribe for trusted medical advice and stay updated on the newest advancements in endometriosis treatment in Edmonton. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/28da567d-1c40-4aa4-acc2-34bb16d4dad3/endometrial+cancer.jpg Endometriosis Gallery Diagram illustrating factors in endometrial cancer development, including epidemiological risk factors like high estrogen exposure and infertility, chronic estrogen exposure and hyperplasia, and molecular overlaps involving shared mutations, pathways, epigenetic changes, and processes. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/38ac797d-b78b-490f-8546-1a852ecfa793/endometriosis+and+fibroid.png Endometriosis Gallery Diagram showing the connection between uterine fibroids and endometriosis, with illustrations of the uterus highlighting each condition. Text explains common symptoms, shared causes like hormones and genetics, shared risks during early periods, and advice to consult a doctor if experiencing symptoms. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/332288b7-f010-453b-a6d3-7406cd4333d1/endometriosis+and+IBD.png Endometriosis Gallery Diagram illustrating the coexistence of endometriosis and IBD, titled 'Understanding the Coexistence of Endometriosis & IBD: A Diagnostic Journey for Dr. Azer’s Patients.' The diagram is divided into three sections: 1. The Challenge: Overlapping Symptoms — a Venn diagram showing shared symptoms like chronic pelvic/abdominal pain, bloating, discomfort, fatigue, and bowel changes, which make diagnosis difficult. 2. The Solution: Teamwork & Targeted Investigation — a multidisciplinary team approach including gynecologists, gastroenterologists, radiologists, and advanced imaging, with steps like visualization, biopsy, and endoscopic evaluation. 3. The Goal: Accurate Diagnosis & Personalized Care — emphasizing confirmed diagnosis, tailored endo treatment, specific IBD management, and improved quality of life and symptom control. At the bottom, there are notes about symptoms causing confusion and how expert collaboration helps diagnose both conditions accurately. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/929a3eeb-0a79-49ab-86f7-5e085e71700e/endometriosis+and+infertility.png Endometriosis Gallery An infographic titled 'Endometriosis & Infertility: How It Can Affect Conception.' The left section shows mechanisms of impact on the reproductive system, including distorted pelvic anatomy with blocked fallopian tubes, ovarian cysts and reduced egg quality, inflammation and altered immune response, and impaired implantation. The right section lists fertility options and management strategies, such as surgical removal of endometriosis, fertility medications and ovulation induction, assisted reproductive technologies like IUI and IVF, and lifestyle changes and pain management. There is also an illustration of a doctor consulting with a couple. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/9ef3be01-6ee6-44cd-a27a-1fe0ff3c97d3/endometriosis+dilemma.png Endometriosis Gallery Infographic titled 'Dr. Azer's Patient Guide: The Diagnostic Dilemma of Endometriosis' with three myth vs. reality sections. The first shows that imaging finds all lesions but cannot rule out endometriosis, which is diagnosed with laparoscopic excision and biopsy and an emerging test called 'EndoSure.' The second shows pain severity does not match lesion size, with the reality being pain level does not correlate with disease stage. The third dispels the myth that young age means no endometriosis, indicating symptoms can start early and earlier signs should not be ignored. At the bottom, a message encourages trusting your body and tracking symptoms, with a note on recognizing that debilitating pain is never normal. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/e9ad1894-6928-456b-a40f-a131d1a0404f/endometriosis+journey.png Endometriosis Gallery An infographic titled 'Understanding the Endometriosis Journey.' It explains the natural path without treatment, showing regression, static, and progression, and their percentages. It contrasts with the reality of treatment, highlighting symptom relief, recurrence, and the need for sustained, long-term management. It discusses the prediction problem with no reliable predictors like clinical features, imaging, or molecular markers. The bottom right outlines a personalized plan with tailored care, focus on symptoms and goals, long-term strategy, and adaptation over time, emphasizing individualized management. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/9ad46b5c-027a-42fa-a5f7-d4fb9ed15699/endometriosis+journey-2.png Endometriosis Gallery Infographic titled "Understanding the Endometriosis Journey" with sections explaining natural path, treatment reality, prediction problem, and personalized plan. Includes diagrams of the female reproductive system, a cloud with a question mark, and a doctor and patient handshake. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/4a233354-dccb-4792-a43d-888330fd1787/endometriosis.webp Endometriosis Gallery Diagram of the female reproductive system showing endometriosis in the uterus, ovaries, fallopian tubes, and vagina. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/14980f82-6464-4070-910c-5f4bf4a453f5/endosure+test.png Endometriosis Gallery Infographic explaining the process of non-invasive endometriosis diagnosis through three steps: 1. Patient preparation with electrode pads on the abdomen, 2. Myoelectrical signal recording showing gastrointestinal electrical activity, 3. AI-powered analysis resulting in a diagnosis report indicating whether endometriosis is detected or not, with emphasis on advanced algorithms analyzing biomarkers. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/e33a7d54-bf9b-4081-a784-c3ef397d3721/endosure+test+2.png Endometriosis Gallery An infographic illustrating how EndoSure detects endometriosis using a non-invasive approach. It includes four steps: patient preparation with sensors on abdomen, signal acquisition from the gastrointestinal tract showing the endometriosis-specific myoelectric signature versus normal GI signal, advanced algorithm analysis with AI-powered software, and instant diagnostic result confirming endometriosis with high accuracy. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/b3d60f92-e5f0-450d-9937-70d7783c66b5/estrogen+and+endometriosis.png Endometriosis Gallery Diagram showing how estrogen controls uterine gland growth via the WNT7B 'brake' system, with four panels explaining the process from lab model creation to clinical implications. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/ad6a6c98-6411-430f-b4e3-7103810523ac/family+and+endometriosis.png Endometriosis Gallery Infographic titled 'More Than Just Cramps: The Ripple Effect of Painful Periods on the Family - A Guide for Patients & Families from Dr. Azer' illustrating the impact of adolescent dysmenorrhea. It shows the immediate impact on teens like missed school and social activities, impact on parents and caregivers including disrupted schedules and active engagement, and the plausible impact on siblings such as shifted resources and logistical challenges. The central circle highlights adolescent dysmenorrhea causing significant functional impairment disrupting normal life, with arrows indicating the ripple effects on family members. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/1ef6ccd7-21b9-4260-9a15-0b3bb550d6bf/fat+metabplism+and+endometriosis.png Endometriosis Gallery Flowchart illustrating the connection between Fat Metabolism and Endometriosis diagnosis and care, showing stages from normal metabolic state to personalized treatment with biomarkers and targeted therapy. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/e1ac7258-9bb5-46d8-8e0a-be11ee145e4b/fertlity+preservation.png Endometriosis Gallery Infographic about protecting fertility through fertility preservation and endometriosis management, including challenge of endometriosis and infertility risk, egg freezing process, and decision-making with physician. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/b97306bc-7fed-4ad2-8dd8-65e5b85e455a/Gemini_Generated_Image_34r42z34r42z34r4.png Endometriosis Gallery An infographic about Endosure, a non-invasive, rapid, accurate test for endometriosis. It highlights problems with current diagnosis, the endosure test solution, and how it works through electrovicroscopy, measuring electrical signals from GI tract tissue. It emphasizes early diagnosis and encourages consulting a doctor about the test. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/36c341c6-d2d8-42ce-a3db-111047731f84/Gemini_Generated_Image_e1cgahe1cgahe1cg.png Endometriosis Gallery Diagram of female reproductive organs with labels for uterus, fallopian tube, ovary, endometriosis implants, bladder, and uterus. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/aa2f3830-0fe8-4080-8a29-af66de228ca9/Gemini_Generated_Image_hhte4khhte4khhte.png Endometriosis Gallery Endosure advertisement highlighting a non-invasive, quick endometriosis test with high accuracy, involving electrovascularography to measure gastrointestinal electrical signals, with details on problems in current diagnosis methods and benefits of the new solution. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/7886db2d-33d3-4647-ba9c-1ea8a8b26e2c/Gemini_Generated_Image_kvihoykvihoykvih.png Endometriosis Gallery Diagram comparing healthy pelvic anatomy with optimal fertility on the left and anatomical distortion due to endometriosis on the right, showing differences such as clear fallopian tubes versus blocked tubes, free-moving ovaries versus ovarian cysts, and normal lining versus adhesions and scarring. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/329c9549-62ec-4ebf-8157-77ffd718fa16/Gemini_Generated_Image_l7xac1l7xac1l7xa.png Endometriosis Gallery Comparison of healthy and disease-affected female reproductive organs. The left side shows a healthy uterus with open fallopian tubes, free-moving ovaries, and normal lining. The right side shows a uterus with adhesions, scar tissue, blocked fallopian tubes, ovarian cysts, chronic inflammation, endometriosis implants, and distorted anatomy. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/80444fa6-2136-45ab-976b-cbebdd129777/Gemini_Generated_Image_n6p845n6p845n6p8-2.png Endometriosis Gallery Infographic titled 'Psychological Support for Endometriosis: Living Better, Not Just Hurting Less' showing a comparison of 'Before Support' with high pain-related disability, anxiety, depression, and isolation, and 'With Support' with improved quality of life, better mood, reduced disability, social re-engagement, and empowerment. Central image of a woman radiating light, with the process supported by CBT, mindfulness, ACT, and integrated care. Key takeaway from Dr. Azer emphasizes improving overall well-being and quality of life. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/7c90ccad-34c8-4d05-9dcf-24fc8701496e/Gemini_Generated_Image_n6p845n6p845n6p8.png Endometriosis Gallery A comparison chart showing psychological support for endometriosis. On the left, it depicts the struggle with high pain-related disability, anxiety, depression, isolation, feeling stuck, and lower quality of life before support. On the right, it shows the improved quality of life, better mood, coping, social re-engagement, empowerment, and reduced disability after support with therapies like CBT, mindfulness, ACT, and integrated care, using the metaphor of a bridge. The bottom notes emphasize the importance of overall well-being and living your life. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/fbbcd8d2-be50-4cb9-a47d-84ea517491f5/Gemini_Generated_Image_pvkhrxpvkhrxpvkh.png Endometriosis Gallery A woman sitting on a bed holding her stomach, appearing to be in pain, next to medical documents and a digital overlay showing information about endometriosis, a non-invasive early diagnosis approach, and an estimated 5-8 years to diagnosis. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/feee1d34-5e5a-4768-9474-3c46fd9d0b0c/Gemini_Generated_Image_xw39s7xw39s7xw39.png Endometriosis Gallery A chart comparing symptoms of endometriosis, adenomyosis, uterine fibroids, and interstitial cystitis, including primary pain location, timing of pain, bleeding pattern, diagnostic clues, and recommended medical tests. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/65c18c20-8570-4f05-b0da-e5bdcbd12ede/guide+to+hormonal+treatment+of+endometriosis.png Endometriosis Gallery Informational chart titled 'Endometriosis Management: Treatment Pathways' by Dr. Azer, detailing first-line and second-line therapy options for endometriosis treatment. Includes icons and bullet points describing combined contraceptive methods, progestins, GnRH agonists and antagonists, and aromatase inhibitors. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/658ddae2-86c2-415f-8988-db090e36d1c2/HYCOSY.png Endometriosis Gallery Infographic providing an overview of HyCoSy (Hysterosalpingo-Contrast Sonography) for fertility patients, including an explanation of the procedure, its purpose, interpretation of results through diagrams of fallopian tubes and uterine cavity, benefits, and role in fertility planning. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/d8391183-df9b-434a-b4db-76f53cc2cbb7/meds+affecting+endomerioswis.png Endometriosis Gallery An infographic titled "Medications for Other Conditions & Your Endometriosis" providing guidance for Dr. Azer's patients. It features sections on hormone therapies, NSAIDs, and immunosuppressive medications, with key points about their effectiveness and purpose, and a note emphasizing managing endometriosis symptoms effectively. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/290a81dd-9f98-4741-9507-d92a101da019/meds+affecting+endomerioswis-2.png Endometriosis Gallery Informational graphic about medications for endometriosis, including hormone therapies, NSAIDs, and immunosuppressive medications, with icons representing pills, thyroid and joint images, and warning symbols. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/a8f84d26-33d1-47f9-b494-798e9ffe542c/microbiome.png Endometriosis Gallery Diagram of the microbiome-endometriosis axis showing bacteria-induced mechanisms of lesion development, dysbiosis across body sites, direct bacterial pathogenesis, gut-peritonium translocation, and mechanistic pathways leading to endometriosis involving immune dysregulation, altered cytokines, adhesion, and angiogenesis. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/44fd9808-ec12-48bf-84e6-daf2341403ab/multidisciplinay+endoemtriosis.png Endometriosis Gallery A detailed medical infographic titled 'Endometriosis: Surgical & Multidisciplinary Management Pathways', divided into three columns. The first column outlines surgical intervention considerations, including when medication fails, minimally invasive laparoscopy, patient choice, and organ obstruction. The second column covers surgical staging and outcomes, referencing revised ASRM staging, hysterectomy options, and outcomes like recurrence and hormonal therapy. The third column discusses multidisciplinary care for persistent pain, including plans, education, physiotherapy, psychological interventions, and care coordination. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/fc788302-49d4-4bac-af4c-1ce50534b96f/myfembree.jpg Endometriosis Gallery An infographic titled "Efficacy and Safety of Relugolix therapy for Uterine Fibroids: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis". It features a stylized female reproductive system diagram showing uterine fibroids, with a legend explaining the symbols for women with uterine fibroids treated with Relugolix or placebo. The objective is to evaluate the therapy's efficacy and safety. It references six studies totaling 511 participants from various databases. The outcomes highlight reductions in myoma and uterine volume, adverse effects including hot flushes, menorrhagia, and infections, and improvements in hemoglobin with 46.3% of patients affected and 52.12% having an NRS score ≤1. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/3be75362-8cb8-445f-b675-f48fefcb2cc0/ovarian+cancer.png Endometriosis Gallery Diagram illustrating the progression of endometriosis to ovarian cancer, showing factors like chronic inflammation, molecular alterations, atypical lesions, altered immune microenvironment, and genetic mutations affecting the ovaries and endometrial tissue. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/75671e35-68ce-497c-8ec1-5e35a5a9e09d/pap+test.png Endometriosis Gallery Infographic explaining the shift from Pap test to HPV test for cervical screening, highlighting advantages of the new molecular HPV test, procedure similarities, and key benefits such as earlier detection, greater accuracy, and less frequent testing, with illustrations of a microscope, DNA strand, and a patient during pelvic exam. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/77996123-fe60-49a8-be1b-889fe851b0c6/pathophysiology.png Endometriosis Gallery Diagram titled 'Pathophysiology of Endometriosis' with four sections: 'Hormonal and Inflammatory Mechanisms' describing chronic peritoneal inflammation, macrophage recruitment, progesterone resistance, altered PR signaling, epigenetic reprogramming, and toxin exposure; 'Estrogen, Prostaglandins and Cytokines' depicting local estradiol production, ERβ/ERα imbalance, ERβ leading to decreased apoptosis, increased IL-1 and PGE2, PGE2 and estradiol creating a feedback loop maintaining inflammation and pain; 'Immune Dysregulation and Angiogenesis' discussing dysfunctional macrophages, NK cell resistance, increased VEGF-A, TNFα, IL-1β, IL-6, promoting angiogenesis, neurogenesis, survival, and chronic pain; and 'Genetic and Epigenetic Alterations' indicating 50% heritability, mutations in KRAS, PIK3CA, ARID1A, DNA methylation, histone modifications, epigenetic link to progesterone resistance, and potential progression to ovarian carcinoma. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/de0f2f2c-9478-4588-b9b5-f0123f1c5341/pcos.png Endometriosis Gallery Dr. Azer's patient guide for navigating and managing PCOS, with sections on understanding PCOS, common symptoms, and management strategies, including lifestyle modifications, medical support, and ongoing monitoring. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/c33410d5-194d-452c-9ab7-063b8792d932/pcos+2.png Endometriosis Gallery A chart outlining common symptoms of polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), including irregular periods, difficulty getting pregnant, excess facial and body hair (hirsutism), acne and oily skin, thinning scalp hair, weight gain especially in the belly, dark skin patches and skin tags, and an underlying cause link to high androgen and insulin resistance levels. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/d3117665-cca8-4834-9089-c9ece986450a/pcos+treatment.png Endometriosis Gallery Diagram of PCOS management with categories for menstrual irregularity, hyperandrogenism, fertility, ADL & care, lifestyle & weight-focused therapies, and supplemental therapies, highlighting goals and treatments. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/dda52594-5368-4d3f-b425-5e04515f6cb1/pelvi+pain+ado.png Endometriosis Gallery An infographic titled "Understanding Pelvic Pain in Adolescents: A Guide for Dr. Azer’s Patients". It is divided into five sections with color codes: blue for the most common cause of primary dysmenorrhea, purple for when to dig deeper into secondary dysmenorrhea causes, green for non-gynecologic causes, red for red flags or emergency conditions, and notes at the bottom recommending consulting Dr. Azer for diagnosis and treatment. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/a788f55a-530a-4ec6-9e80-7d53eda0812a/pessary.png Endometriosis Gallery A patient guide about pessaries, including definitions, types, fitting, use, care, and when to seek medical help. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/fa708280-1403-4de6-ac46-3029f6b45adb/physiotherapy.png Endometriosis Gallery A guide titled 'Physiotherapy for Endometriosis: A Valuable Ally in Your Care' explains the benefits, modalities, team effort, and special value of physiotherapy for endometriosis. Sections highlight pain reduction, improved quality of life, pelvic floor dysfunction treatment, effective modalities like pelvic floor physiotherapy, therapeutic exercise, electrical agents, manual therapy, a team approach, and the special value for complex cases. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/092d87dd-ad3c-4e4f-880f-8b0044ed629b/physiotherapy-2.png Endometriosis Gallery A poster titled "Physiotherapy for Endometriosis: A Valuable Ally in Your Care" outlines the benefits, modalities, team effort, and special values of physiotherapy for endometriosis. It includes sections on pain reduction, improved quality of life, pelvic floor dysfunction, tools like pelvic floor therapy, electro-physical agents, exercise, manual therapy, and pain education, emphasizing multidisciplinary teamwork, complex pain management, and additional support for chronic and psychiatric conditions. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/a9c0eb94-43ce-46c8-967b-9813fa4dfedf/physiotheray+endometriosis.png Endometriosis Gallery Dr. Azer's Patient Guide infographic on improving endometriosis symptoms with physiotherapy. It features sections on chronic pelvic pain, bladder and bowel dysfunction, muscle tension, and pain during intercourse. Each section includes physiotherapy tips like relaxation exercises, stretching, and mobility guidance. The infographic emphasizes benefits like pain reduction, improved function, and self-management strategies. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/ae156fca-b7fd-48aa-827d-1df4489594ea/psychological+support.png Endometriosis Gallery A comparison chart showing the benefits of psychological support for endometriosis. On the left, 'Before Support: The Struggle' illustrates feelings of high pain-related disability, anxiety, depression, low quality of life, isolation, feeling stuck, and pain intensity. On the right, 'With Support: Thriving Despite Pain' shows improved quality of life, better mood and coping, reduced disability, social re-engagement, empowerment, and less pain intensity. The chart emphasizes the use of CBT, mindfulness, and integrated care as a bridge for these improvements, with a key takeaway to focus on overall well-being and living your life. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/797119d0-639e-4caf-8bd1-414d92afd3f0/Resize+image+project.png Endometriosis Gallery EndoSure advertisement promoting a non-invasive test for endometriosis, with sections highlighting problem challenges, solution benefits, and how it works. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/ec2d2192-a3c1-48b1-adbb-53a24850aa4f/risk+factors+evla.png Endometriosis Gallery Educational infographic explaining risks after EVLA for varicose veins, including procedure details, key risk factors such as hypertension, diabetes, and obesity, and potential postoperative complications like hematoma, swelling, minor infection, nerve injury, deep vein thrombosis, and heat-induced thrombosis. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/8733cbe8-1b3e-4b1a-9458-90bc4782e38e/subtypes+of+endometriosis.png Endometriosis Gallery A diagram explaining various subtypes of endometriosis, including superficial peritoneal, endometrioma (chocolate cyst), deep endometriosis, and extrapelvic endometriosis, with illustrations and descriptions of symptoms for each subtype. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/4dc437d4-6e8d-4844-83a7-d1a58f2b62a7/treatment+options.png Endometriosis Gallery Chart displaying treatment options for endometriosis, divided into medical and surgical approaches, including pain relief, hormonal birth control, GnRH agonists/antagonists, laparoscopic excision/ablation, and hysterectomy. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/5ec6ee46-0ccb-42a3-b880-d8803e129012/unpredictable+path.png Endometriosis Gallery An infographic titled 'The Unpredictable Path: Understanding Endometriosis Progression During Expectant Management' explaining the challenges in predicting endometriosis progression. It depicts the lack of reliable biomarkers and clinical signs, heterogeneity in disease behavior from studies, the difference between natural course and recurrence, and emphasizes personalized, ongoing monitoring by healthcare providers. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/001b6feb-0519-4043-9ec7-f1c1b56dec65/UTE+DIAGNOSIS.png Endometriosis Gallery Infographic explaining diagnostic imaging for endometriosis and urinary health. It details initial diagnostic steps with ultrasound options, importance of routine evaluation, and the role of pelvic MRI with benefits, rationale, and clinical risk factors. Icons of kidneys, bladder, and MRI machine are present. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/92a04992-332c-478b-94fb-115c034ee70f/UTE+UNDERSTANDING.png Endometriosis Gallery An infographic titled 'Understanding Urinary Tract Endometriosis (UTE) & Urinary Symptoms: A Guide for Dr. Azer's Patients' from Dr. Azer's Clinic. It explains anatomical sites where UTE occurs, symptoms related to bladder versus ureter endometriosis, associated risks such as deep infiltrating endometriosis, importance of routine ultrasound and MRI for diagnosis, and key messages for patients about routine evaluation to prevent silent kidney loss. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/282f39b2-9a6a-4a63-a72e-cf04a156651b/watermarked-dea9255a-263c-4a3a-adce-6b7798d6dcee.jpg Endometriosis Gallery A woman sitting on a couch holding her stomach in pain, with a graphic showing a clock indicating 8 years and a question mark, and a medical diagram emphasizing early, non-invasive diagnosis with the words 'Endosure' on a mobile device screen. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/613bfa27-ba44-41b1-9ce2-464c1b3c7b6c/ways+to+diagnose+endometriosis.png Endometriosis Gallery A guide titled "Ways to Diagnose Endometriosis" showing three steps: 1. Clinical assessment with a doctor talking to a patient, examining medical records and discussing symptoms; 2. Non-invasive imaging tests including transvaginal ultrasound detecting cysts and MRI providing detailed views of organs; 3. Surgical diagnosis with laparoscopy and biopsy to visualize tissues and confirm endometriosis. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/54a29fd8-7d89-4e78-9470-cf92a69d4161/what+is+endometriosis.png Endometriosis Gallery An infographic explaining endometriosis, showing a diagram of the female reproductive system with tissue similar to the uterine lining growing outside the uterus. It includes text detailing the process of tissue thickening, breakdown, and bleeding during the menstrual cycle, and symptoms such as pelvic pain, infertility, bowel pain, fatigue, and heavy bleeding. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/40571e1c-150e-4ae6-8c9e-7b0cd7aba631/endosure.jpeg Endometriosis Gallery An informational poster for Endosure, a non-invasive test for endometriosis. The poster highlights the problem of delayed diagnosis and symptoms often dismissed, with invasive laparoscopy as the standard. It presents the Endosure test as a quick, 30-minute, highly accurate, non-invasive solution that detects endometriosis anywhere in the body without requireing undressing, providing instant results for physician review. The poster explains that the test uses electroviscerography to measure unique signals from the GI tract, endometrial tissue, and other biomarkers to identify disease regardless of stage or location. The poster encourages asking a doctor about Endosure for early diagnosis, and provides contact information for the clinic. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/3cfb6af6-cb94-4e27-a7e2-677dc3dc9009/canvas-image-1-1768537870487.jpg Endometriosis Gallery An infographic titled "Endometriosis in Adolescents: Clinical Features, Diagnosis & Management" explaining what adolescent endometriosis is, clinical presentation, ultrasound findings, risk factors, diagnostic workflow, therapy, and prognosis. It includes illustrations of adolescent and adult lesions, ultrasound images, and icons representing symptoms, risk factors, and treatment options. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/68b77675-3bf9-461b-9901-34aa1eabcb43/canvas-image-1-1768542102290.jpg Endometriosis Gallery Flowchart illustrating evidence-based diagnostic and management pathways for adolescent endometriosis, including symptom assessment, medical history, hormonal therapy trial, response evaluation, guidelines from ACOG, ESHRE, NASPAG, PTGiP, and recommendations against starting surgery or routine laparoscopy for diagnosis, with emphasis on NSAID use and expert consultation. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/71611637-e5bb-40ac-a2e7-1da71b891484/endometriosis+and+polyp.jpg Endometriosis Gallery Understanding Endometriosis, Uterine Polyps, and Infertility If you are struggling to conceive, it is vital to look beyond hormone levels and examine the structural health of your uterus. Endometriosis (where tissue similar to the uterine lining grows outside the uterus) and uterine polyps (soft overgrowths in the endometrial lining) are two of the most common causes of female infertility. While endometriosis creates inflammation and potential scarring that can obstruct the fallopian tubes, polyps can act like a natural contraceptive, preventing a fertilized egg from implanting safely. The good news is that both conditions are highly treatable. By identifying and managing these structural barriers—often through minimally invasive procedures—we can significantly improve your chances of a healthy pregnancy https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/e4979954-d2b9-4a5d-b0b0-caa189cda6f3/treatment+of+uterine+contraction+2.jpg Endometriosis Gallery Infographic titled 'Management of Primary Dysmenorrhea: First-Line and Adjunctive Therapies.' It shows sections on pharmacologic first-line therapies with a pill bottle labeled NSAID, a calendar, and a diagram of female reproductive organs, indicating timing 1-2 days before menses to 2-3 days of bleeding; nonpharmacologic options with images of a woman running, TENS device, heat pad, and self-acupressure; and clinical considerations with bullet points on therapy initiation, combining NSAIDs and hormonal contraceptives, side effect monitoring, and personalized approaches. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/4a7add63-d815-4d8e-b434-ffb476927f29/uterine+contraction+1.jpg Endometriosis Gallery Diagram showing rhythmic uterine contractions across the menstrual cycle. The first panel illustrates menstrual and early follicular phase with sporadic contractions aiding menstrual flow. The second panel depicts late follicular phase with maximal retrograde contractions preparing for ovulation, with contraction rates increasing to 1.61 contractions per minute and 0.81 mm/sec. The third panel shows luteal phase with decreased frequency of progesterone-driven quiescent contractions supporting embryo implantation. The diagram includes color-coded key for contractions: blue for antegrade, red for retrograde, and green for convergent. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/6c511574-0734-40a4-b8c4-4e3392930006/endometriosis+polyp+clinical+pathway.jpg Endometriosis Gallery Diagram showing the relationship between endometriosis and endometrial polyps, including their prevalence, risk factors, shared biology, diagnostic methods, and clinical management. Features illustrations of female reproductive organs with highlighted areas of disease, treatment options, and a clinical decision flowchart. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/b7df8f3e-28d2-4ecc-8f4b-857828042a2e/endometriosis+and+body+image.jpg Endometriosis Gallery More Than Just Pain: How Endometriosis Affects Body Image For many women, endometriosis is not just a physical battle; it is a challenge to their self-esteem and body image. The severe bloating often referred to as "endo belly" can make a patient look months pregnant, causing distress and leading to social withdrawal. Beyond the visible changes, the chronic pain and fatigue can make the body feel like an enemy rather than a home. Additionally, symptoms like painful intercourse (dyspareunia) can deeply impact a woman’s sense of femininity and sexual confidence. At The Links Clinic, we understand that treating endometriosis means validating these experiences. Our goal is to manage the inflammation and pain not just to improve your physical health, but to help you regain confidence and trust in your body again. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/66608a7f-c0cf-4f83-9cb2-7aeb08b32e2b/canvas-image-1-1768796819130.jpg Endometriosis Gallery Infographic summarizing IVF outcomes in women with endometriosis from a study of 79,318 women in Australia and New Zealand in 2025. It shows that 1 in 9 women are affected, with 40% experiencing infertility. IVF success rates range from 64% to 83%. Early diagnosis improves success, especially when managed properly, and frozen embryo transfer increases live birth rates. The infographic compares endometriosis-only and endometriosis-plus co-factors groups, illustrating that success drops with more IVF cycles and later diagnoses. Key messages highlight the importance of early diagnosis, IVF effectiveness if managed, and the benefit of frozen transfer. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/f80d384a-f619-4899-b7e6-19531141ca97/adolescent+with+endometriosi.jpg Endometriosis Gallery Infographic titled 'Demographics and Preoperative Management of Adolescents with Surgically Diagnosed Endometriosis' with multiple sections including: A) Study details with 305 patients, median age 15.6, age range under 22, and inclusion criteria; B) Patient characteristics with median age 12, 45.3% family history, 73.4% with comorbidities, and one prior provider; C) Symptoms at presentation including pelvic pain, heavy bleeding, menstrual cramps, severe menstrual pain, and progressive dysmenorrhea; D) Path to diagnosis with hormonal suppression tried by 70.8%, nonhormonal pain management, and supportive care; E) Physical exam findings showing normal anatomy and Müllerian anomaly; F) Key findings emphasizing strong familial component, early diagnosis, symptom variability, and need for larger studies. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/6a8c887c-7b80-411f-8933-feab37c9b1ac/element-254805-Endometriosis+affects+25-40+of.png Endometriosis Gallery Endometriosis is a significant concern for many women, affecting 25-40% of those facing infertility. This condition impairs fertility through various mechanisms, including: - Anatomic distortion caused by adhesions - Impaired tubal patency - Compromised oocyte quality - Potentially reduced endometrial receptivity Additionally, endometriosis creates an unfavorable environment due to inflammation, oxidative stress, and immune dysregulation. Understanding these factors is crucial in addressing the challenges faced by those impacted by this disease. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/e5614f6c-7c62-4602-b4a3-e598fd1bc472/Logo_of_YouTube_%282015-2017%29.svg.png Endometriosis Gallery YouTube logo in red and white. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/55aa4643-123e-43e1-b565-f23d5ef4d847/Untitled-2026-01-24-1715.jpg Endometriosis Gallery Fertility preservervation in adolescents with endometriosis For adolescents specifically, the higher recurrence rates and longer reproductive timeline make fertility preservation counseling particularly important, even when immediate conception is not planned. The decision should balance symptom control, disease progression risk, and preservation of future reproductive potential. Given that most adolescents are not planning immediate conception, fertility preservation before any surgical intervention should be strongly considered and discussed as part of comprehensive care. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/5105aef6-d4e0-4ac0-b334-e562f2cc5063/Untitled-2026-01-24-2235.png Endometriosis Gallery Endometriosis is a challenging condition to diagnose, particularly in adolescents experiencing pelvic pain. Ultrasound can detect endometriosis in about 13% of these cases, with detection rates rising to 20% for those reporting dysmenorrhea. The clinical accuracy of the EndoSure test positions it as a Tier 1 diagnostic tool, supported by surgically verified studies. Here are its key performance metrics: - Overall Accuracy: Frequently cited between 98% and 99%. - Sensitivity: Approximately 95% to 98%, indicating it correctly identifies most women with the disease. - Specificity: Approximately 95% to 96%, demonstrating a low rate of false positives. - Imaging Comparison: In studies involving women with negative ultrasound or MRI results, EndoSure maintained an accuracy of over 95% compared to laparoscopic surgery. These metrics highlight the effectiveness of EndoSure in diagnosing endometriosis, providing a reliable option for healthcare professionals. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/8cff2d8b-9271-43c4-a4ca-7accfaa725e2/endosure+versus+ultrasoud.png Endometriosis Gallery Ultrasound plays a critical role in assessing pelvic pain in adolescents, but it has notable limitations. High rates of false negatives in teenagers can lead to "normal" scan results despite severe pain, resulting in years of medical gaslighting. The ultrasound is primarily designed to rule out large masses, twisted ovaries, or congenital malformations rather than to diagnose endometriosis. In this context, EndoSure emerges as a superior alternative for confirming the diagnosis of endometriosis in this age group. It effectively bridges the gap where ultrasound may fail by detecting active, superficial disease that causes pain but does not present as a visible "mass." This advancement is essential for providing accurate diagnoses and addressing the needs of adolescents experiencing pelvic pain. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/296fe235-bfa1-43a3-b0e5-baebb25832c7/Gemini_Generated_Image_t6eu4vt6eu4vt6eu.png Endometriosis Gallery Pain severity significantly impacts quality of life, with moderate-to-extreme interference in work/school attendance, daily activities, exercise, and sleep reported regardless of age at diagnosis. [2] Adolescents demonstrate higher analgesic use and longer duration of dysmenorrhea compared to adults, with pain often described as "confined" and "oppressive" rather than the "widespread" pattern more common in adults. [3] School absenteeism and lack of participation in daily activities should raise clinical suspicion for endometriosis. [5] Ultrasound can detect endometriosis in approximately 13% of adolescents presenting with pelvic pain symptoms, with detection rates increasing to 20% in those specifically reporting dysmenorrhea. [6] Ovarian endometriomas are found in 11% of adolescent patients, adenomyosis in 5.2%, and deep infiltrating endometriosis in 3.7%. [6] Ultrasound signs of endometriosis are identified in 21% of adolescents with dysmenorrhea and 33% with dyspareunia. [6] Diagnostic delays remain substantial despite earlier symptom onset, averaging 2 years from symptoms to diagnosis in adolescents compared to 5 years in adults, with patients typically seeing an average of 3 doctors before diagnosis. [2] Risk factors warranting heightened suspicion include obstructive Müllerian anomalies, early menarche, short menstrual cycles, low BMI, nulliparity, and family history of endometriosis. [4-5] The disease tends to recur more frequently in adolescents compared to adults, though current evidence on the impact on future fertility is limited but generally reassuring. The disease requires surgical and pathologic diagnosis, confirmed by the presence of endometrial glands and stroma in biopsy specimens from locations outside the endometrial cavity. [1] Endometriosis should be suspected in patients with persistent, clinically significant dysmenorrhea despite treatment with hormonal agents and NSAIDs, particularly when no other etiology has been identified through history, physical examination, and pelvic ultrasonography. [1] Family history is an important risk factor, as patients with an affected first-degree relative have a 7- to 10-fold increased risk. [1] https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/09a1e996-5c64-4c52-83a7-c0fa95252f2d/endo+amh+surgery.jpg Endometriosis Gallery Understanding the Link Between Endometriosis and AMH For many women navigating life with endometriosis, questions about long-term fertility are a top concern. One of the most important tools we use to assess your reproductive health is testing your Anti-Müllerian Hormone (AMH) levels. AMH provides us with a snapshot of your ovarian reserve—essentially, the remaining supply of eggs in your ovaries. Research indicates that endometriosis, particularly when ovarian cysts (endometriomas) are present or after surgical removal of these cysts, can lead to a decrease in AMH levels. However, it is crucial to remember that a lower AMH result is not a diagnosis of infertility; rather, it is a data point that helps us tailor your treatment plan. Whether you are considering egg freezing, IVF, or natural conception, understanding your AMH allows us to be proactive and strategic about preserving your fertility potential. Endometriosis and fertility Low AMH causes Endometrioma and ovarian reserve AMH test explained Endometriosis surgery fertility risks Egg freezing with endometriosis https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/c2e8093f-5963-4216-abca-47b5106fb217/adolescent+endo+slide.png Endometriosis Gallery You Are Not Alone In Your Pain You gathered the courage to go to the doctor. You explained your symptoms—the missed school days, the severe pain, the nausea. But perhaps the initial tests came back "normal," or you were told that period pain is common. If you left that appointment feeling confused or discouraged, we want you to know: Your pain is real, and it deserves investigation. Navigating pelvic pain as a teenager can be challenging. If you are still searching for answers, here is a guide on how to advocate for your health and take the next step. 1. Understanding the Diagnostic Challenge Endometriosis is a complex condition, particularly in adolescents. It is known as a "microscopic" or "invisible" disease in its early stages. Standard medical training and primary care investigations are excellent for ruling out many conditions. However, early-stage endometriosis often does not show up on a standard ultrasound or MRI. The Reality: A "normal" test result does not mean the pain is in your head. It simply means that standard imaging may not have detected the underlying cause yet. This is a limitation of the technology, not a failing of your care team. 2. Communicating Your Symptoms Effectively Doctors rely on data to make decisions. Sometimes, general descriptions of pain can be interpreted as standard cramping (dysmenorrhea). To help your medical team understand the severity of what you are experiencing, it helps to be specific. Before your next visit, try keeping a "Functional Pain Diary": Track Function, Not Just Feelings: Instead of rating pain 1-10, record what the pain stopped you from doing (e.g., "Missed soccer practice," "Could not get out of bed," "Unable to concentrate in class"). Medication Response: Note exactly which medications you took and whether they worked. Pain that does not improve with standard anti-inflammatories is a key clinical sign that warrants further investigation. 3. The Value of Specialized Care . At The Links Clinic, we utilize specialized protocols designed to detect subtle signs of endometriosis and other pelvic pain causes that might be missed in a general screening. 4. Moving Forward If your symptoms persist, it is appropriate to ask for further investigation. You can say to your provider: "My pain is still interfering with my daily life despite the current treatments. I would like to explore if this could be endometriosis or another cause that requires specialized investigation." The Bottom Line You are the expert on your own body. If you are in pain, it is okay to keep asking questions and to seek out physicians who specialize in adolescent gynecology https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/702463e5-57ff-4e4a-b627-0d7b516b12d3/estrogen+endometriosis1.jpg Endometriosis Gallery Headline: Why Estrogen Matters: Understanding the Fuel Behind Endometriosis 1. The "Estrogen-Dependent" Disease Endometriosis is fundamentally defined as an estrogen-dependent condition. While the exact cause of endometriosis is multifactorial, estrogen is the primary hormone that stimulates the growth and inflammation of endometrial-like tissue outside the uterus. Put simply: if endometriosis is the fire, estrogen is the fuel. 2. Mechanisms of Action Proliferation: Just as estrogen causes the lining of the uterus to thicken during a normal menstrual cycle, it causes endometriosis lesions (implants) on the ovaries, bowel, or pelvic lining to grow and thicken. Inflammation: High levels of estrogen trigger an inflammatory response in these lesions, leading to the production of prostaglandins and cytokines, which are directly responsible for pain and scarring (adhesions). 3. Local Estrogen Production A critical factor in endometriosis is "local" production. Unlike the normal endometrium, endometriosis lesions often contain high levels of an enzyme called aromatase. This enzyme allows the lesions to manufacture their own estrogen locally, creating a self-sustaining cycle of growth and inflammation, even if systemic (blood) estrogen levels are normal. 4. Progesterone Resistance In a healthy cycle, progesterone acts as a counterbalance to estrogen, limiting growth. However, endometriosis tissue is often "progesterone resistant," meaning it does not respond well to the "stop" signals from progesterone, allowing estrogen's "grow" signals to go unchecked. "Does estrogen make endometriosis worse?" "How to lower estrogen for endometriosis" "Role of hormones in endometriosis pain" Estrogen's Role in Endometriosis: The Hormone Connection https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/71113420-5801-4c90-b77c-9356cb440a4f/estrogen+endometriosis+2-2.png Endometriosis Gallery Headline: Why Estrogen Matters: Understanding the Fuel Behind Endometriosis 1. The "Estrogen-Dependent" Disease Endometriosis is fundamentally defined as an estrogen-dependent condition. While the exact cause of endometriosis is multifactorial, estrogen is the primary hormone that stimulates the growth and inflammation of endometrial-like tissue outside the uterus. Put simply: if endometriosis is the fire, estrogen is the fuel. 2. Mechanisms of Action Proliferation: Just as estrogen causes the lining of the uterus to thicken during a normal menstrual cycle, it causes endometriosis lesions (implants) on the ovaries, bowel, or pelvic lining to grow and thicken. Inflammation: High levels of estrogen trigger an inflammatory response in these lesions, leading to the production of prostaglandins and cytokines, which are directly responsible for pain and scarring (adhesions). 3. Local Estrogen Production A critical factor in endometriosis is "local" production. Unlike the normal endometrium, endometriosis lesions often contain high levels of an enzyme called aromatase. This enzyme allows the lesions to manufacture their own estrogen locally, creating a self-sustaining cycle of growth and inflammation, even if systemic (blood) estrogen levels are normal. 4. Progesterone Resistance In a healthy cycle, progesterone acts as a counterbalance to estrogen, limiting growth. However, endometriosis tissue is often "progesterone resistant," meaning it does not respond well to the "stop" signals from progesterone, allowing estrogen's "grow" signals to go unchecked. "Does estrogen make endometriosis worse?" "How to lower estrogen for endometriosis" "Role of hormones in endometriosis pain" Estrogen's Role in Endometriosis: The Hormone Connection https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/13a6c3ae-d8ae-49c7-9929-7521798a5d39/estrogen+endometriosis+3.png Endometriosis Gallery Headline: Why Estrogen Matters: Understanding the Fuel Behind Endometriosis 1. The "Estrogen-Dependent" Disease Endometriosis is fundamentally defined as an estrogen-dependent condition. While the exact cause of endometriosis is multifactorial, estrogen is the primary hormone that stimulates the growth and inflammation of endometrial-like tissue outside the uterus. Put simply: if endometriosis is the fire, estrogen is the fuel. 2. Mechanisms of Action Proliferation: Just as estrogen causes the lining of the uterus to thicken during a normal menstrual cycle, it causes endometriosis lesions (implants) on the ovaries, bowel, or pelvic lining to grow and thicken. Inflammation: High levels of estrogen trigger an inflammatory response in these lesions, leading to the production of prostaglandins and cytokines, which are directly responsible for pain and scarring (adhesions). 3. Local Estrogen Production A critical factor in endometriosis is "local" production. Unlike the normal endometrium, endometriosis lesions often contain high levels of an enzyme called aromatase. This enzyme allows the lesions to manufacture their own estrogen locally, creating a self-sustaining cycle of growth and inflammation, even if systemic (blood) estrogen levels are normal. 4. Progesterone Resistance In a healthy cycle, progesterone acts as a counterbalance to estrogen, limiting growth. However, endometriosis tissue is often "progesterone resistant," meaning it does not respond well to the "stop" signals from progesterone, allowing estrogen's "grow" signals to go unchecked. "Does estrogen make endometriosis worse?" "How to lower estrogen for endometriosis" "Role of hormones in endometriosis pain" Estrogen's Role in Endometriosis: The Hormone Connection https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/1a0622e6-526d-470a-ad80-8ccca5392d9d/estrogen+edndometriosis+4.png Endometriosis Gallery Diagram illustrating the self-sustaining cycle of endometriosis, including four key sections. Section 1 shows the local estrogen factory in the ovaries producing estradiol and fueling lesion growth through the enzyme aromatase. Section 2 depicts progesterone resistance in endometriotic tissue, leading to increased ERβ and less response to progesterone therapy. Section 3 presents immune hijacking, where mast cells, macrophages, and nerve growth factor (NGF) support lesion protection and growth. Section 4 explains metabolic survival, with endometriotic lesions surviving low oxygen conditions by recycling estrogen and increasing aerobic glycolysis, involving the Warburg effect and gut bacteria. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/6aa28987-a02c-4d5a-9b42-1628197613d0/endometriosis+work+and+study+1.jpg Endometriosis Gallery 1. The Educational Toll: Missing the Foundation Endometriosis often strikes during the prime years of education (adolescence and early 20s). When severe pain coincides with the demanding structure of high school or university, the impact can be devastating. Absenteeism: Students may miss days or weeks of school each month. "Brain Fog": Chronic pain and fatigue can make concentration nearly impossible during lectures or exams. Dropped Classes: We often see patients who have had to drop courses or switch to part-time studies to manage their pain, delaying graduation. 2. The Career Impact: The Struggle with "Presenteeism" As you move into the workforce, the challenges evolve. You might be physically present at work, but your productivity is hampered by pain—a phenomenon known as presenteeism. The "Unreliable" Label: Taking recurring sick days for "period pain" is often stigmatized. Many women fear being labeled as unreliable or uncommitted by employers who do not understand the severity of the disease. Stalled Growth: Women may turn down promotions, avoid travel, or choose less demanding (and lower-paying) roles simply to be closer to a restroom or to manage their energy levels. Lost Income: Studies show that women with endometriosis lose an average of 10 hours of productivity per week. Over a career, this adds up to significant financial loss. 3. The Danger of the 7-Year Delay Perhaps the most damaging aspect of endometriosis is the delay in diagnosis. On average, it takes 7 to 10 years for a woman to be correctly diagnosed. Why is this delay detrimental to your career? Lost Prime Years: Those 7–10 years often overlap with the most critical time for career building—your 20s and 30s. Spending a decade in undiagnosed pain means spending a decade merely "surviving" work rather than thriving in it. Cumulative Damage: The longer the disease goes untreated, the more complex it can become, potentially leading to more invasive surgeries and longer recovery times later in your career. Mental Burnout: Fighting for a diagnosis while trying to maintain a career leads to severe burnout and anxiety. The Solution: Early Diagnosis is Key We need to shift the narrative. Painful periods that stop you from going to school or work are not normal. You do not need to wait a decade for answers. With advancements in women's health and new non-invasive diagnostic options available, we can identify endometriosis earlier than ever before. Early diagnosis allows for: Effective Management: Getting you back to productivity faster. Career Preservation: Preventing the need for extended leaves of absence. Validation: Understanding that your pain is real, which empowers you to advocate for accommodations at work or school. Don't let endometriosis dictate your resume. If you suspect your pain is impacting your education or career, schedule a consultation with us today. Let’s get you the answers you deserve so you can get back to achieving your goals. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/58c9793e-3016-4bbd-8d5c-fae40799390d/endometriosis+work+and+study+2.jpg Endometriosis Gallery 1. The Educational Toll: Missing the Foundation Endometriosis often strikes during the prime years of education (adolescence and early 20s). When severe pain coincides with the demanding structure of high school or university, the impact can be devastating. Absenteeism: Students may miss days or weeks of school each month. "Brain Fog": Chronic pain and fatigue can make concentration nearly impossible during lectures or exams. Dropped Classes: We often see patients who have had to drop courses or switch to part-time studies to manage their pain, delaying graduation. 2. The Career Impact: The Struggle with "Presenteeism" As you move into the workforce, the challenges evolve. You might be physically present at work, but your productivity is hampered by pain—a phenomenon known as presenteeism. The "Unreliable" Label: Taking recurring sick days for "period pain" is often stigmatized. Many women fear being labeled as unreliable or uncommitted by employers who do not understand the severity of the disease. Stalled Growth: Women may turn down promotions, avoid travel, or choose less demanding (and lower-paying) roles simply to be closer to a restroom or to manage their energy levels. Lost Income: Studies show that women with endometriosis lose an average of 10 hours of productivity per week. Over a career, this adds up to significant financial loss. 3. The Danger of the 7-Year Delay Perhaps the most damaging aspect of endometriosis is the delay in diagnosis. On average, it takes 7 to 10 years for a woman to be correctly diagnosed. Why is this delay detrimental to your career? Lost Prime Years: Those 7–10 years often overlap with the most critical time for career building—your 20s and 30s. Spending a decade in undiagnosed pain means spending a decade merely "surviving" work rather than thriving in it. Cumulative Damage: The longer the disease goes untreated, the more complex it can become, potentially leading to more invasive surgeries and longer recovery times later in your career. Mental Burnout: Fighting for a diagnosis while trying to maintain a career leads to severe burnout and anxiety. The Solution: Early Diagnosis is Key We need to shift the narrative. Painful periods that stop you from going to school or work are not normal. You do not need to wait a decade for answers. With advancements in women's health and new non-invasive diagnostic options available, we can identify endometriosis earlier than ever before. Early diagnosis allows for: Effective Management: Getting you back to productivity faster. Career Preservation: Preventing the need for extended leaves of absence. Validation: Understanding that your pain is real, which empowers you to advocate for accommodations at work or school. Don't let endometriosis dictate your resume. If you suspect your pain is impacting your education or career, schedule a consultation with us today. Let’s get you the answers you deserve so you can get back to achieving your goals. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/34352114-70ea-4700-a5d9-0082fe3c5901/aendometriosis+work+and+study3.png Endometriosis Gallery 1. The Educational Toll: Missing the Foundation Endometriosis often strikes during the prime years of education (adolescence and early 20s). When severe pain coincides with the demanding structure of high school or university, the impact can be devastating. Absenteeism: Students may miss days or weeks of school each month. "Brain Fog": Chronic pain and fatigue can make concentration nearly impossible during lectures or exams. Dropped Classes: We often see patients who have had to drop courses or switch to part-time studies to manage their pain, delaying graduation. 2. The Career Impact: The Struggle with "Presenteeism" As you move into the workforce, the challenges evolve. You might be physically present at work, but your productivity is hampered by pain—a phenomenon known as presenteeism. The "Unreliable" Label: Taking recurring sick days for "period pain" is often stigmatized. Many women fear being labeled as unreliable or uncommitted by employers who do not understand the severity of the disease. Stalled Growth: Women may turn down promotions, avoid travel, or choose less demanding (and lower-paying) roles simply to be closer to a restroom or to manage their energy levels. Lost Income: Studies show that women with endometriosis lose an average of 10 hours of productivity per week. Over a career, this adds up to significant financial loss. 3. The Danger of the 7-Year Delay Perhaps the most damaging aspect of endometriosis is the delay in diagnosis. On average, it takes 7 to 10 years for a woman to be correctly diagnosed. Why is this delay detrimental to your career? Lost Prime Years: Those 7–10 years often overlap with the most critical time for career building—your 20s and 30s. Spending a decade in undiagnosed pain means spending a decade merely "surviving" work rather than thriving in it. Cumulative Damage: The longer the disease goes untreated, the more complex it can become, potentially leading to more invasive surgeries and longer recovery times later in your career. Mental Burnout: Fighting for a diagnosis while trying to maintain a career leads to severe burnout and anxiety. The Solution: Early Diagnosis is Key We need to shift the narrative. Painful periods that stop you from going to school or work are not normal. You do not need to wait a decade for answers. With advancements in women's health and new non-invasive diagnostic options available, we can identify endometriosis earlier than ever before. Early diagnosis allows for: Effective Management: Getting you back to productivity faster. Career Preservation: Preventing the need for extended leaves of absence. Validation: Understanding that your pain is real, which empowers you to advocate for accommodations at work or school. Don't let endometriosis dictate your resume. If you suspect your pain is impacting your education or career, schedule a consultation with us today. Let’s get you the answers you deserve so you can get back to achieving your goals. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/8eb2c9e3-3ab0-4d71-aed6-dc6a8f2c2452/enddometriosis+work+and+stdy+4.png Endometriosis Gallery 1. The Educational Toll: Missing the Foundation Endometriosis often strikes during the prime years of education (adolescence and early 20s). When severe pain coincides with the demanding structure of high school or university, the impact can be devastating. Absenteeism: Students may miss days or weeks of school each month. "Brain Fog": Chronic pain and fatigue can make concentration nearly impossible during lectures or exams. Dropped Classes: We often see patients who have had to drop courses or switch to part-time studies to manage their pain, delaying graduation. 2. The Career Impact: The Struggle with "Presenteeism" As you move into the workforce, the challenges evolve. You might be physically present at work, but your productivity is hampered by pain—a phenomenon known as presenteeism. The "Unreliable" Label: Taking recurring sick days for "period pain" is often stigmatized. Many women fear being labeled as unreliable or uncommitted by employers who do not understand the severity of the disease. Stalled Growth: Women may turn down promotions, avoid travel, or choose less demanding (and lower-paying) roles simply to be closer to a restroom or to manage their energy levels. Lost Income: Studies show that women with endometriosis lose an average of 10 hours of productivity per week. Over a career, this adds up to significant financial loss. 3. The Danger of the 7-Year Delay Perhaps the most damaging aspect of endometriosis is the delay in diagnosis. On average, it takes 7 to 10 years for a woman to be correctly diagnosed. Why is this delay detrimental to your career? Lost Prime Years: Those 7–10 years often overlap with the most critical time for career building—your 20s and 30s. Spending a decade in undiagnosed pain means spending a decade merely "surviving" work rather than thriving in it. Cumulative Damage: The longer the disease goes untreated, the more complex it can become, potentially leading to more invasive surgeries and longer recovery times later in your career. Mental Burnout: Fighting for a diagnosis while trying to maintain a career leads to severe burnout and anxiety. The Solution: Early Diagnosis is Key We need to shift the narrative. Painful periods that stop you from going to school or work are not normal. You do not need to wait a decade for answers. With advancements in women's health and new non-invasive diagnostic options available, we can identify endometriosis earlier than ever before. Early diagnosis allows for: Effective Management: Getting you back to productivity faster. Career Preservation: Preventing the need for extended leaves of absence. Validation: Understanding that your pain is real, which empowers you to advocate for accommodations at work or school. Don't let endometriosis dictate your resume. If you suspect your pain is impacting your education or career, schedule a consultation with us today. Let’s get you the answers you deserve so you can get back to achieving your goals. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/5bbec596-4725-4bd2-964f-f732510bd5fd/vitamin+cde.png Endometriosis Gallery The role of vitamins C, D and E in managing endometriosis pain https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/7791d699-ba19-4433-ae53-5fdbeaba0c6f/2eb6e537-d90b-4ddf-8075-3f4f9ba1df4b.png Endometriosis Gallery adolescent edometriosis https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/4e3eeb00-6ddf-4d45-8ea6-712c41367066/9d44213d-d77d-4cba-85d6-3ccf523c5586.png Endometriosis Gallery adolescent endometriosis Dr Azer Links Clinic Edmonton Endosure https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/d3af1368-26ea-4d55-9c22-e89e04a4ab91/abe7ae9b-dcdd-407f-9305-aa5db5512aa6+%281%29.png Endometriosis Gallery Adolescent endometriosis Endosure Dr Azer Links Clinic https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/7007e182-234b-4d38-8cda-c8433341edb1/canvas-image-1-1772416169019.jpg Endometriosis Gallery primary dysmenorrhea painful mentruation in teenagersand adolescents https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/0392ae48-d261-4ceb-b904-94d701d71e23/canvas-image-1-1772371533667.jpg Endometriosis Gallery ENDOMETRIOSIS DISGNOSIS https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/9e2cc1c6-01ae-44d4-9d37-1aa0b37f13ea/canvas-image-1-1772371493582.jpg Endometriosis Gallery ANTI-MULLERIAN HORMONE https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/c4461fc5-b290-4476-8894-1f4fecaebfec/0d6a6c24-566c-4ecb-83cf-89aae33161e3.png Endometriosis Gallery Diagram showing immune deregulation and immunomodulatory therapies in endometriosis-associated infertility. The left panel illustrates immune cells in the uterus, including macrophages, T cells, B cells, endometriotic lesions, and peritoneal fluid. The right panel lists therapies such as steroids, TNF-alpha antagonists, and other immunomodulators like IVIG, intralipids, and pentoxifylline, with notes on their evidence for increasing pregnancy rates. A note at the bottom emphasizes the need for large controlled trials. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/5bc9cafa-be98-41ff-9018-42c62d1336db/0dee7728-69b3-494b-94df-4291966a788c.png Endometriosis Gallery A three-part diagram shows the progression of endometriosis impact on the ovaries. The first part shows a basket filled with healthy strawberries representing a healthy ovarian reserve with high AMH levels. The middle part depicts a basket with damaged strawberries and vine-like growths representing endometriosis impacting and damaging tissue, lowering AMH levels. The third part illustrates a basket with broken strawberries and scissors, symbolizing surgical removal of endometriosis that also removes healthy tissue and lowers AMH levels. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/912506d2-0b09-4048-b4e2-46316e150ae1/8a0e7b93-352b-4afa-a8b0-f8a626160b8a.png Endometriosis Gallery Flowchart showing fertility outcomes after laparoscopic surgery for endometriosis, focusing on pregnancy rates and predictors. Highlights median time to pregnancy, optimal window for spontaneous conception (first 12 months), cumulative pregnancy and conception rates at various months, and the importance of complete excision and ovarian endometriomas removal. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/b1e6d474-bf0b-45b6-82fe-dc1116dd21d5/52c9be31-2dc9-4b47-9f20-cbe307aee8e0.png Endometriosis Gallery A flowchart and data visualization comparing outcomes of initial and repeat surgery versus assisted reproductive technology (ART) for endometriosis-related infertility, including pregnancy rates, long-term outcomes, and repeat surgery probability. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/7039c8e8-27f8-460e-9134-42db0ddca793/66b56aa9-c8a0-46a9-a9ee-222f0688f004.png Endometriosis Gallery Flowchart for managing fertility and surgical intervention in endometriosis, including stages of laparoscopic surgery, considerations for repeat surgery, long-term management for women not desiring pregnancy, and guidelines from ASRM and ESHRE. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/3cd4c499-5a27-42a0-bd28-196307b6f928/76aaef36-aa47-41c8-b48e-68ceb0f8fc34.png Endometriosis Gallery Flowchart comparing outcomes of first laparoscopic endometriosis surgery versus repeated surgery, highlighting improved quality of life with first surgery and worsened quality of life with repeated surgery. It emphasizes multidisciplinary support including psychological and sexual health assessments. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/1145e978-4c45-4e1c-898c-2f7f17fced8e/f52a6424-6ad0-4360-81ee-6c249ca533a6.png Endometriosis Gallery An infographic explaining surgical treatment for endometriosis-associated infertility, including the pathophysiology, surgical procedure, benefits, limitations, and shared decision-making. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/5411800f-12b5-4513-bd7a-b21e953dd79a/efc88b8c-cec7-4459-8fbc-16d250978481.png Endometriosis Gallery Comparison of two medical scenes: On the left, a pregnant woman is smiling and holding a green inhaler while lying on a hospital bed, with a healthcare professional applying an ultrasound probe on her abdomen; an ultrasound image is displayed on a monitor. On the right, a woman appears distressed with pain and discomfort, clutching her abdomen, with red lightning bolt icons indicating pain. A healthcare professional administers an ultrasound, with a monitor displaying a similar image. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/88611c5b-c900-4a72-8d60-4627ad0b83bd/e91340cc-c793-4bf3-b52b-88882937aa5a.png Endometriosis Gallery Infographic presenting a study on GGT/HDL ratio and its relation to endometriosis, including study overview, biological markers, methods, results, and conclusions. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/6f2c9a30-45ed-4ed9-9c28-b00cc5cc985f/e6ee3959-b84e-46ba-8753-3156d738c98e.png Endometriosis Gallery A circular infographic with puzzle pieces illustrating patient well-being, including aspects like endoscope test, hormonal medication, psychological consultation, physiotherapy, Lipiodol treatment, and occasional surgery. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/34b29fed-18fc-488c-beaf-fcefba515ab8/cb3d7234-65c7-4385-a9d0-5de5e0089dce.png Endometriosis Gallery Flowchart of laparoscopic surgery for endometriosis-associated infertility, showing no endometriosis, diagnosis, and surgical intervention; key findings: pregnancies with ablation/excision and diagnostic laparoscopy; phenotypes: peritoneal lesions, ovarian endometrioma, deep infiltrating disease; clinical takeaways about treatment benefits and pregnancy rates. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/d3e89417-29e1-4527-a753-8ed03de6443a/999957fb-e85b-44d0-b09a-fb70efd46104.png Endometriosis Gallery Diagram showing how peritoneal immune microenvironment and oxidative stress contribute to endometriosis-related infertility, with impacts on cell function, oxidative damage, and potential therapeutic targets. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/9b2d1eee-0f1d-4e39-aca6-cc93a4692ed3/76aaef36-aa47-41c8-b48e-68ceb0f8fc34.png Endometriosis Gallery Diagram comparing management pathways after initial laparoscopic surgery for endometriosis-related infertility. It shows outcomes of improved quality of life with ART prioritization and worsened quality of life with repeat surgery, emphasizing evidence-based multidisciplinary support. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/ea2ac677-d5ae-4911-8ac1-1725f01f45b6/a8b8a5d3-ec3d-488c-83b4-cf73519db38e.png Endometriosis Gallery Diagram comparing age versus egg quality and quantity, showing high egg quality and low AMH levels with strawberries on the left, and diminished egg quality and high AMH levels with mixed fruits on the right. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/cc754974-552d-4a51-8304-586602a150d8/ca66f925-3078-489f-a274-cb8712d3b590.png Endometriosis Gallery Diagram illustrating the gynecological continuum for women's health, highlighting reproductive years, early gynecological conditions like PCOS and endometriosis, the perimenopause and menopause transition, and healthy aging. It emphasizes preventive care strategies and the goal of preserving physiological function and reducing disease risk. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/67cd721f-5e22-49f9-9d93-ca54655c3fa9/973f5c44-be31-460b-aee7-99dc398d3c13.png Endometriosis Gallery A diagram illustrating the problem with the term 'benign' in gynecologic care. It shows a cracked shield labeled 'Benign' in front of a fiery background indicating issues like chronic pain, life disruption, infertility, and genital syndrome of menopause. These issues are connected to gynecologic conditions such as endometriosis, adenomyosis, uterine fibroids, and others. The diagram also highlights the consequences, including delayed diagnosis, minimization of symptoms, and research disinvestment. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/3a66c57a-b928-4fb9-9ada-23ff72be2c3b/76aaef36-aa47-41c8-b48e-68ceb0f8fc34.png Endometriosis Gallery A flowchart showing management pathways after laparoscopic surgery for endometriosis-related infertility. It compares positive long-term outcomes from a single surgery to negative outcomes from repeated surgeries, emphasizing evidence-based recommendations including prioritizing ART and multidisciplinary support involving psychologist and sexual health specialist for psychological and sexual health assessments. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/77f33bd9-4e80-4519-893e-506571c52be7/66b56aa9-c8a0-46a9-a9ee-222f0688f004.png Endometriosis Gallery Flowchart of clinical decision guidelines for managing endometriosis based on the ASRM and ESHRE standards. The chart includes sections on general recommendations, a decision framework flowchart with steps for first laparoscopic surgery, considerations for repeat surgery, and long-term management for women not desiring immediate pregnancy. Icons and symbols illustrate key points like pregnancy confirmation, surgery, and risk assessments. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/50a09c96-2eb9-41f5-a883-9a8266f8b6fc/8a0e7b93-352b-4afa-a8b0-f8a626160b8a.png Endometriosis Gallery Chart illustrating fertility outcomes after laparoscopic surgery for endometriosis, including pregnancy rates and predictors. It shows median time to pregnancy at 12 months, with an optimal window for spontaneous conception up to 12 months, and notes that no pregnancies occurred beyond 38 months. The chart highlights that 57.3% of women conceived within 12 months, reaching a 69.6% cumulative conception rate at 70 months. It references supporting data from a retrospective cohort and a single-center study, and recommends considering ART after 12-24 months if no pregnancy occurs. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/f413933e-f17d-4419-ba94-0fefcf44469b/f5d9dc84-6338-4ab0-8781-cafe1cfe378d.png Endometriosis Gallery Diagram illustrating the salivary microRNA signature for endometriosis diagnosis. Sections include: diagnostic guidelines from the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, a depiction of a woman with a nasal swab for microRNA testing, test performance metrics, comparison between microRNA signature and imaging, a map of France with trial sites, and key takeaways about early detection and better targeting. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/91a258e0-7502-4cbf-b86f-f7de85f14492/9351ad9c-6404-43b5-92f3-8c4de55b8e10.png Endometriosis Gallery An infographic showing the role of microRNAs in endometriosis. It depicts how microRNAs regulate gene expression through blood, saliva, and peritoneal fluid, and their clinical relevance in diagnosis. The infographic explains four pathways—(A) inflammation and pain signaling, (B) lesion survival and growth, (C) invasion, and (D) infertility and progesterone resistance—highlighting the mechanisms and clinical implications of dysregulated microRNAs in each pathway. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/2342a405-0d45-48e2-803b-e199580e97f5/canvas-image-1-1773802371180.jpg Endometriosis Gallery Diagram illustrating two approaches for managing and diagnosing pain and inflammation related to prostaglandin and COX enzyme activity. The left side shows prostaglandin pathway with NSAIDs inhibiting COX enzymes to reduce pain and inflammation, focusing on symptom control. The right side depicts using miRNAs in biofluid for non-invasive diagnostic testing and disease correction by inhibiting COX activity, targeting disease at the source for early detection and underlying cause management. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/fce1b612-9776-4b00-b95f-3fc19b4b04bd/canvas-image-1-1773802378591.jpg Endometriosis Gallery Diagram explaining the role of miRNAs and prostaglandins in endometriosis. It shows that microRNAs regulate gene expression in healthy endometrium, preventing inflammation and lesions. In endometriosis, decreased miRNAs lead to unchecked NF-kB pathway activation, increased prostaglandins, severe pain, lesion growth, and inflammation. Prostaglandins derive from arachidonic acid via COX-2, contributing to pain and inflammation. Major actions include suppressing apoptosis, promoting epithelial-mesenchymal transition, and downregulating progesterone receptors. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/520453b8-34e4-4dba-88d2-67b2e8cc3188/canvas-image-1-1773802393023.jpg Endometriosis Gallery A detailed infographic illustrating the mechanisms, clinical relevance, and pathology of microRNAs (miRNAs) in endometriosis. It includes diagrams of key regulatory factors, pathways such as inflammation, lesion survival, invasion, and infertility, with accompanying descriptions of each pathway, biomarkers, and clinical applications. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/ff5fbc54-58be-4aec-b9bf-97cb0dcb3688/canvas-image-1-1773802405790.jpg Endometriosis Gallery Diagram illustrating the role of miRNA-mediated inflammation and immune dysregulation in endometriosis, focusing on the NF-κB pathway, cytokines, macrophage polarization, and therapeutic targeting options. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/a0d2c59d-8f07-4ddd-9e05-a92170c008d6/canvas-image-1-1773802417556.jpg Endometriosis Gallery Diagram illustrating interconnected roles of miRNAs in endometriosis, including disease biology, noninvasive diagnosis, and therapeutic targeting, with sections on inflammation, angiogenesis, invasion, apoptosis resistance, fibrosis, hormone response, diagnosis methods, and experimental treatments, featuring illustrations of the uterus, blood samples, PCR panel, and mice. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/b90473d5-8cc6-4085-9acc-12ef8eb24f36/canvas-image-1-1773802484888.jpg Endometriosis Gallery Diagram explaining the immune paradox in endometriosis, focusing on neutrophil dysfunction and lesion development. It includes sections on immune overview, lesion formation mechanism, neutrophil dysfunction, menstrual effluent diagnostic, and treatment/lifestyle advice. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/ea941380-d052-4616-9f4b-ffb43d3956fd/canvas-image-1-1773802528055.jpg Endometriosis Gallery Diagram explaining the pathogenesis and targeted treatment of inflammation in endometriosis. It includes five sections: 1) endometriosis and autoimmunity showing women with and without endometriosis, highlighting higher autoimmune disease risk in women with endometriosis; 2) pathophysiology of endometriosis illustrating chronic inflammation, lesion growth promoted by estrogen, and pain; 3) macrophage-mediated propagation indicating experimental drugs that inhibit macrophage recruitment to reduce lesions; 4) future therapeutics proposing experimental drugs to inhibit macrophage activation; 5) disease outcomes, depicting pain, tissue damage, and scarring in affected tissues. The legend explains symbols for macrophages, cytokines, endometriotic lesions, pain, and therapeutic drugs. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/7feab7e6-4202-4d0c-9c11-fbb80dd7d9db/canvas-image-1-1773802545689.jpg Endometriosis Gallery Flowchart showing a study process on adolescents with pelvic pain: study population enrollment, serum collection, RNA analysis, finding elevated microRNAs related to endometriosis, leading to a diagnostic badge for early diagnosis. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/618991cb-bb8d-4327-9286-dd2b0fe7fb95/1d0faf43-2bdc-4d41-8cc2-98f455b01fe0.png Endometriosis Gallery Infographic detailing the management of menstrual irregularities in PCOS, including prevalence, pathophysiology, pharmacologic therapy, clinical considerations, and alternatives. It highlights the role of unopposed estrogen in increasing endometrial cancer risk, preferred medication formulations, and cautions against high hormone doses in adolescents. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/e199d885-169d-4d16-9c39-9700a3ccb01a/2eb6e537-d90b-4ddf-8075-3f4f9ba1df4b.png Endometriosis Gallery Illustration contrasting social support and recognition with disbelief and isolation in mental health. On the left, a diverse group supports a person with diabetes, offering understanding and help. On the right, a woman in pain is dismissed and told to toughen up by a group that ignores her suffering. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/a0a93c7a-86c7-4c90-8fe6-6fb5a438af86/6d6a7aa5-bb14-47d0-8604-5b7a051a263a+%281%29.png Endometriosis Gallery Diagram comparing the clinical and pathophysiological features of adenomyosis and endometriosis, showing their effects on the uterus, including invagination in adenomyosis and retrograde menstruation in endometriosis, with notes on symptoms, diagnosis, and age affected, and shared underlying pathophysiology involving KRAS mutations, estrogen biosynthesis, aromatase, and progesterone resistance. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/514b0705-aeaf-4832-badd-02acfd886d99/6d6a7aa5-bb14-47d0-8604-5b7a051a263a.png Endometriosis Gallery Diagram comparing clinical and pathophysiological features of adenomyosis and endometriosis in the female reproductive system, highlighting symptoms, diagnosis, and shared pathology. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/106596d7-44b1-46fe-9145-6a28c7ecb358/6e7d485f-d147-4176-af2d-4b84f208c676.png Endometriosis Gallery An infographic explaining the mechanism, safety, and benefits of Letrozole in reproductive medicine. It depicts how Letrozole affects the pituitary gland, hormone levels, and follicular development, comparing it with traditional gonadotropins. The diagram highlights Letrozole's physiologic approach, reduced OHSS risk, and supportive role in implantation. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/44241e30-2060-44bf-b518-5f1535d7d334/08a945a5-84c3-4ccb-b5c3-c42870d4783d.png Endometriosis Gallery A medical infographic titled "PCOS Comorbidity Screening Guidelines". It is divided into three sections: 'Metabolic Disturbances' with recommended tests and a warning about increased risks; 'Obstructive Sleep Apnea' showing a person sleeping and a questionnaire, noting increased risk with obesity; and 'Psychological Conditions' listing depression, anxiety, and eating disorders, along with concerns about body image such as weight gain, hirsutism, and acne. A green arrow indicates that referral and treatment are required. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/75d5bf59-5a4d-455a-a75e-b0eedf841271/8c170814-7a6d-4a7f-910b-e77b87f7c5c5.png Endometriosis Gallery Flowchart depicting clinical context, diagnostic approaches, study workflow, procedure illustration, and sonographic comparison for tubal flushing with Lipiodol in female infertility. Includes diagrams, bar graph, and text summaries. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/5f667552-6c68-4b88-9fe7-a2884518d295/9d44213d-d77d-4cba-85d6-3ccf523c5586.png Endometriosis Gallery Diagram illustrating the ecological toll and social context of endometriosis in adolescence, showcasing cultural norms of silence, social circles, and individual impacts like chronic pelvic pain, fatigue, depression, and missed school days, highlighting research gaps, educational disruptions, and menstrual taboos. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/23ae3ed8-c3e8-40ef-9caa-644dc9747984/43c4d6d2-4fff-4470-9eca-b030fd87c690.png Endometriosis Gallery Diagram illustrating epigenetic mechanisms of progesterone resistance in endometriosis. It shows progesterone receptor silencing through promoter hypermethylation and altered receptor ratios, leading to impaired signaling. The diagram emphasizes increased inflammation, microRNA dysregulation, and reduced decidualization and receptivity of the endometrium. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/b90dcc9e-93b6-4699-9e45-506d55da3b8b/47f03ab3-25b9-4bb8-bb50-5f389ab03227.png Endometriosis Gallery Chart showing diagnostic criteria and clinical manifestations of PCOS, including menstrual irregularity with categories for shorter, normal, and longer cycles; risks for endometrial hyperplasia and cancer; signs like acne, hirsutism, androgen alopecia, biochemical testing results such as elevated testosterone and androstenedione; polycystic ovaries evident on ultrasound with many follicles; and elevated anti-mullerian hormone levels, noting ultrasound findings are not recommended for diagnosis in adolescents. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/73a27b49-04b9-4d99-af01-93c1193ea573/1d0faf43-2bdc-4d41-8cc2-98f455b01fe0.png Endometriosis Gallery An infographic titled "Management of Menstrual Irregularities in PCOS" with three main sections. The first section explains chronic anovulation pathophysiology, showing a diagram of ovarian cysts leading to uterine abnormalities, including unopposed estrogen stimulation, endometrial hyperplasia, and a fourfold increase in endometrial cancer risk. The second section describes first-line pharmacologic therapy, recommending combined oral contraceptives with Ethinyl Estradiol and antiandrogenic progestin, providing endometrial protection through progestin-induced attenuation. The third section gives clinical considerations, warning against ultra-low doses (<20 µg EE) in adolescents due to bone mineral density risks, and suggesting progesterone-only regimens as an alternative for contraindicated cases. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/e3ef7edf-b9a2-40dd-bbd6-74f3c279f77d/2eb6e537-d90b-4ddf-8075-3f4f9ba1df4b.png Endometriosis Gallery Comparison of social support versus disbelief and isolation in people with invisible suffering. The left side shows a supportive environment with empathetic expressions and conversation, while the right side shows a woman in pain surrounded by indifferent or dismissive individuals. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/9701d2d7-b21d-4320-975e-00b8324440c7/6d6a7aa5-bb14-47d0-8604-5b7a051a263a+%281%29.png Endometriosis Gallery Diagram comparing adenomyosis and endometriosis with symptoms, diagnosis, and shared pathophysiology. The illustration shows the female reproductive system with areas affected by each condition, highlighting invagination in adenomyosis and retrograde menstruation in endometriosis. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/ec7d095c-aafb-4ad8-8cce-da594d80631c/6d6a7aa5-bb14-47d0-8604-5b7a051a263a.png Endometriosis Gallery Diagram comparing clinical and pathophysiological features of adenomyosis and endometriosis, showing shared features like altered estrogen biosynthesis and mutations, with symptoms, diagnosis, and age range for each condition. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/e3cb1c5e-33ea-470d-bee3-1c5bf659dfb5/6e7d485f-d147-4176-af2d-4b84f208c676.png Endometriosis Gallery Diagram illustrating the mechanism, follicular development, safety, clinical utility, and benefits of Letrozole in reproductive medicine. It shows how Letrozole increases endogenous FSH by affecting aromatase enzyme activity, leading to follicular growth support. The diagram compares Letrozole's effects to traditional gonadotropins, emphasizing safety and efficacy. Supports follicular development, reduces OHSS risk, and enhances conception outcomes. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/7cfabc76-a57c-4dcb-8300-883a6298b81d/08a945a5-84c3-4ccb-b5c3-c42870d4783d.png Endometriosis Gallery Chart titled 'PCOS Comorbidity Screening Guidelines' with three sections: 'Metabolic Disturbances' listing recommended tests like OGTT, HbA1c, fasting glucose, and fasting lipid profile; 'Obstructive Sleep Apnea' showing a person sleeping with a questionnaire and noting increased risk regardless of BMI; and 'Psychological Conditions' depicting depression, anxiety, eating disorders, body image concerns such as weight gain, hirsutism, and acne, with a note that referral and treatment are required. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/8e260185-fb94-4be3-9eab-24ec624c1592/8c170814-7a6d-4a7f-910b-e77b87f7c5c5.png Endometriosis Gallery Flowchart of a study on tubal flushing with Lipiodol for female infertility, showing clinical context, diagnostic approaches using radiologic and ultrasound guidance, study workflow and population, procedure illustration, sonographic visibility comparison, and conclusion. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/ac814ac1-4ed4-41e0-8697-4838c6aa3c5e/9d44213d-d77d-4cba-85d6-3ccf523c5586.png Endometriosis Gallery A detailed infographic on the societal and social context of endometriosis in adolescence. It covers cultural norms like stigma and concealment of menstruation, immediate social circle factors such as household resources and agency, and individual factors including symptoms like chronic pelvic pain, fatigue, and mental health issues. The infographic highlights research gaps, educational disruptions, economic burdens, and menstrual taboos. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/076c3e50-b3f5-4712-8ded-f590254b51fd/43c4d6d2-4fff-4470-9eca-b030fd87c690.png Endometriosis Gallery Diagram illustrating epigenetic mechanisms of progesterone resistance in endometriosis, including progesterone receptor silencing via promoter hypermethylation and HOXA10 silencing, resulting in impaired signaling, decreased receptivity, and microRNA dysregulation affecting EMT and invasion. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/229292d1-d77d-4727-bf8a-63adbb5b466e/47f03ab3-25b9-4bb8-bb50-5f389ab03227.png Endometriosis Gallery Diagram illustrating diagnostic criteria and clinical manifestations of PCOS, including menstrual irregularity, hyperandrogenism signs like acne, alopecia, hirsutism, biochemical testing, elevated testosterone, polycystic ovaries with multiple follicles, and AMH elevation. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/c9f40142-b6c3-44f7-aba4-da80c9104890/1c255bf6-32b9-410c-9745-928895797ff0.png Endometriosis Gallery A chart titled "Characteristics Suggesting a Benign Ovarian Mass" listing five features with icons: unilocular cyst, solid component less than 7 mm, acoustic shadowing, multilocular tumor under 10 mm, and no detectable blood flow on Doppler. A second section titled "Endometriosis & Cancer Risk" states there is no significant increased risk of cancer in general, noting a slight increase for ovarian, breast, and thyroid cancers but low absolute risk overall. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/34a5d841-10a8-472d-802e-8c348544627a/3ad1e7ee-1948-4daa-8013-868f9cb7154a.png Endometriosis Gallery Diagram illustrating the pathway from peripheral inflammation to central sensitization with an overview of the process, including inflammation source, systemic circulation, CNS sensitization, and early intervention window for preventing chronic pain. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/b0c5acf0-3b56-4fa0-9169-c4744a69eaad/7db402ab-71b1-41d2-84e3-0c9bd03a2e0e.png Endometriosis Gallery Diagram titled 'Dietary Modulation of Inflammatory Pathways: Omega-3/Omega-6, Antioxidants, and Estrogen Clearance.' It is divided into three sections. The first section shows omega-6 fatty acids from seed oils, red meat, and processed foods leading to pro-inflammatory PGE2 and COX-2 enzyme, which increases pain, inflammation, and aromatase. The second section shows omega-3 fatty acids from salmon, flaxseeds, and walnuts leading to anti-inflammatory PGE3 and EPA/DHA, reducing pain and inflammation. The third section depicts antioxidants from berries, greens, broccoli, whole grains, and DIM interacting with the liver, reducing estrogen metabolism and COX-2 cycle, lowering hormonal stimulation of lesions. It also shows oxidative stress from ROS damaging lipid membranes and promoting pro-inflammatory M1 macrophages, while antioxidants promote anti-inflammatory M2 macrophages, preventing inflammatory cascades. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/ee0d0569-960a-43fa-bdb7-b9586917ed41/44cc25e8-8c8b-4c3f-b926-5342e1407997.png Endometriosis Gallery Diagram showing that systemic conditions require a systemic response, involving surgical and hormonal treatments like a laparoscope and medication, targeting the 'Lipid-Inflammatory Axis' in the body. The diagram emphasizes comprehensive systemic management through pelvic floor therapy, metabolic and lipid management, and chronic pain support. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/df4b68ee-1c2c-425d-981a-203ac1cd587a/498d66a7-929c-40b4-8469-d07274e2b33f.png Endometriosis Gallery Diagram comparing healthy pelvis with pelvis affected by endometriosis. The healthy pelvis shows macrophages clearing menstrual debris, while the endometriosis pelvis shows high ROS levels, oxidized lipids, altered triglycerides, cytokine secretion, neo-vessel growth, and ectopic cell invasion. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/f0b5deb4-5306-4b8b-a68c-d6438b36a2ba/741fc0fc-6e31-4193-98f3-7212be3af34a.png Endometriosis Gallery Diagram illustrating the shift from traditional understanding of localized pelvic disease to a new systemic metabolic and inflammatory perspective in endometriosis. It shows the pelvic area with endometrial lesions and hormonal influences on the left, and a human body with highlighted systemic inflammation, lipid-related substances, and immune cells on the right. Clinical implications include fatigue and pain, with a non-invasive early detection test suggested. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/fde45319-5748-41e5-a873-c0cdcfa20f3f/31745db0-a7be-45f0-ab29-765468a33f22.png Endometriosis Gallery Diagram of non-invasive endometriosis diagnosis using metabolic and inflammatory biomarkers. Shows traditional diagnosis via laparoscopy with visual confirmation and compares it to early detection through EndoSure tests analyzing a blood or saliva sample for biomarkers like neural peptides, cytokines, CRP, lipid profiles, and glycylic metabolites. Illustrates the disease pathway overview, metabolic and inflammatory footprint, diagnostic modality, and reduces diagnostic delay from years to timely intervention. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/f919b6ae-dd74-46b5-bb99-33faf3f0f05d/96550dc7-de0f-442a-b9e0-087ca776f76b.png Endometriosis Gallery Diagram illustrating the process of inflammation in the body. It shows a cell membrane releasing arachidonic acid through the enzyme phospholipase A2. Arachidonic acid is converted by COX-2 into prostaglandin E2, which causes pain, promotes growth, and contributes to chronicity by increasing aromatase and estrogen production. The diagram also shows sources like ROS and cytokines activating COX-2, leading to neuro-sensitization, angiogenesis, immune evasion, and hormone imbalance associated with chronic inflammation. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/ad00d354-7b77-41fd-8873-ad5fda9b0dc0/ae47a6f9-b776-4129-8d76-1005264cbe3a+%281%29.png Endometriosis Gallery Diagram showing the anatomical distribution and symptom frequency of deep infiltrating endometriosis (DIE). Highlights include the pelvis, ovaries, bladder/ureter, and bowel, with the bowel being the most common site. Symptoms such as abdominal pain, painful bowel movements, constipation, painful menstrual cramps, nausea, diarrhea, and pain with bowel movements are listed, with their reported frequency shown in blue bars. The diagram notes high lesion frequency in pelvic peritoneum/ligaments and bowel. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/9385dde2-4669-4929-b981-a50bcfc8f96a/ae47a6f9-b776-4129-8d76-1005264cbe3a.png Endometriosis Gallery Diagram showing the anatomical distribution and symptom frequency of deep infiltrating endometriosis (DIE). It highlights common sites such as the pelvic peritoneum/ligaments, ovaries, bladder/ureter, and the bowel, especially the rectosigmoid colon. The chart indicates high lesion frequency in these areas. Common symptoms include abdominal pain, dyschezia, constipation, painful menstrual cramps, nausea, diarrhea, and pain with bowel movements, particularly in bowel, pelvic, and ovarian lesions. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/cad01f6b-6554-4053-ad4d-cf5ec14cda6e/beda6dd9-7c07-42c6-b1aa-a2eba8058592+%281%29.jpeg Endometriosis Gallery Diagram showing three panels about endometriosis. Panel 1: Healthy state, normal uterine tissue with balanced prostaglandin production. Panel 2: Endometriosis with oversensitive COX-2, excess prostaglandins, chronic pain, and fibrosis. Panel 3: Therapeutic target using NSAID or COX-2 inhibitor to block overactive COX-2, restore miRNA function, and normalize inflammation. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/4d86a21b-0a6f-41c7-8292-c377e1a9a4d7/d387fdc6-29d4-45c7-b7b3-d5b436cf9f5b.png Endometriosis Gallery Diagram showing the COX-2 feedback loop and NSAID effects, with a cycle involving estrogen, aromatase, PGE2, and COX-2 enzyme in the context of inflammatory response. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/68ad87f6-0de0-48c3-89c2-87a522a86937/df6444bb-fbcc-4b3e-9101-5e9f738d5639.png Endometriosis Gallery Diagram illustrating the dual nature of reactive oxygen species (ROS) in endometriosis. The left side shows normal physiology with homeostasis, cell signaling, tissue repair, and immune defense at low ROS levels. The right side shows oxidative stress leading to lipid peroxidation, mitochondrial overproduction, cellular damage and lesion survival, ectopic cell activation, and chronic inflammation, contributing to endometriosis. Key pathways include ROS-mediated signaling, homeostatic balance, and inflammatory responses. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/f985c487-e9fa-4147-a6f8-82ce4cff1f00/eab3ca47-b4fb-4c7e-8839-1f8b4437061d.png Endometriosis Gallery Diagram showing the localized positive feedback loop between lipids and hormones in ectopic lesion. It depicts arachidonic acid stored in lesion tissue leading to overexpression of COX-2, increased COX-2 activity, and prostaglandin E2 (PGE2) production. PGE2 stimulates aromatase activity, producing estrogen, which upregulates COX-2 expression, creating a self-sustaining cycle of inflammation and lesion growth. The outcome indicates chronic inflammation and lesion proliferation maintained by lipid-hormone feedback. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/6dd60d77-a072-4d4e-9340-bcce3756f61f/ec12cc4c-b72a-4527-9d96-a6546988297f+%281%29.png Endometriosis Gallery Diagram comparing normal and endometriosis-affected endometrial tissue, showing increased COX-2 enzyme activity and prostaglandin levels in endometriosis, leading to pain and tissue growth. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/c3af8e7a-dd84-4ffd-9fc5-fd2ad22a93c5/ENDO+ADD.png Endometriosis Gallery A promotional poster for an endoscopy test available at Links Clinic Edmonton. The poster features a male healthcare professional in blue scrubs holding a smartphone with a checkmark on the screen. There are icons with text encouraging people to consult their physician and schedule an appointment. It also provides contact information including a phone number and website. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/0b55e3ef-4a39-4aba-8103-de5fab42e69e/NIH+2.png Endometriosis Gallery A chart titled 'Innovations in Non-Invasive Endometriosis Diagnosis' detailing emerging non-invasive diagnostic methods. It includes sections on symptoms, current standard (laparoscopic surgery), and prevalence. The infographic highlights four innovative approaches: 1) EVG by 3CPM company using non-invasive electrical measurement of stomach muscles, 2) Menstrual Fluid RNA analysis at home by Endometrics, 3) Single Cell Sequencing by Feinstein Institutes using specialized cup collection, and 4) Uterine Peristalsis Imaging by Washington University with wearable sensors. The goal mentioned is earlier, accessible, non-invasive diagnosis, with winners announced in spring 2026. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/3cbf56f7-5198-498e-8b6e-61576e17d772/NIH+3+79235548-5110-4eb7-82c3-e3bc686a7442.png Endometriosis Gallery A medical research poster about EndoSure, a non-invasive endometriosis diagnostic technology. It highlights several finalists and their methods, including electrovascularity, menstrual fluid analysis, and uterine peristalsis imaging. The poster also explains how EndoSure works using sensors to measure smooth muscle electrical activity and provides information about endometriosis. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/17b7eb89-83f2-4649-92a7-fa5d9a6ab652/NIH+5.png Endometriosis Gallery Infographic explaining non-invasive innovations in endometriosis diagnosis, including patient with pain, laboratory testing, and a woman with a wearable sensor for uterine contractions. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/a372cd16-0fa9-415d-a704-9a87e5cddc27/NIH+26fd34ba-2c35-4afe-804b-961d6ef8d912.png Endometriosis Gallery Diagram of four non-invasive diagnostic technologies for endometriosis. Top left shows non-invasive electrodes measuring GI muscle activity; top right depicts at-home menstrual fluid testing with PCR analysis; bottom left features menstrual fluid single-cell sequencing; bottom right illustrates wearable sensors detecting abnormal uterine contractions. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/c5035980-7c54-4b71-9ed5-ccc616ec7eeb/0dee7728-69b3-494b-94df-4291966a788c.png Endometriosis Gallery Diagram showing decreasing AMH levels through stages of endometriosis development and post-surgical removal. First stage: basket of strawberries representing a healthy ovary with high AMH. Second stage: basket with damaged tissue, strawberries are squished, indicating endometriosis impact and lower AMH. Third stage: empty, torn basket with scissors, indicating post-surgical removal of endometrioma. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/931980bf-e3ab-421d-8fcc-3ea1e3d782ed/2a62bc92-cfc4-4194-b752-d63e1e476214.png Endometriosis Gallery Graph showing the association between GGT/HDL ratio and endometriosis risk, indicating higher ratios increase likelihood. Study parameters include 3815 participants from NHANES 1999-2006, analyzed through Ln-transformation. Odds ratio of 1.22 with p-value 0.046. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/29e4e264-e368-49c9-8211-bc87951b3b8d/5a1c6778-c52f-4b87-96bb-d30f517f4043+%281%29.png Endometriosis Gallery Infographic outlining barriers to endometriosis care, facilitators for improved care, and the role of digital technologies. Left side details primary barriers such as delayed diagnosis, stigmatization, emotional distress, structural barriers, and inadequate pain management. Right side includes facilitator strategies like interdisciplinary collaboration, patient-centered communication, professional training, and early care models. Bottom section shows digital technology roles like symptom tracking and enhanced communication between patients and medical professionals. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/1ce7ca4a-4d64-41cd-addd-65e1616bf962/5a1c6778-c52f-4b87-96bb-d30f517f4043.png Endometriosis Gallery Diagram highlighting barriers to endometriosis care, including delayed diagnosis, stigmatization, emotional distress, inadequate pain management, and structural barriers; and facilitators such as interdisciplinary collaboration, patient communication, professional training, and early care models. Also shows the role of digital technologies for symptom tracking and enhanced communication. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/e536cbd0-d696-469c-8b49-0e424ce773b8/14c30a1e-d3a3-4980-8963-33862cbf66cc.png Endometriosis Gallery Diagram illustrating the mechanisms of FSH-induced coronary artery disease in postmenopausal women. It includes a graph showing postmenopausal hormonal shifts with increased FSH and decreased estrogen, pathways of FSH receptor interaction with liver cells leading to lipid metabolism disruption, and the progression toward plaque buildup in arteries. The bottom section outlines clinical research steps including biomarkers, causal verification, exploration of therapeutic targets, and implications for coronary artery disease risk management. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/53bc89b1-3206-4755-9c77-f6c12f93495c/96ea63bb-dde2-45b6-82d6-c12c6ae3b431.png Endometriosis Gallery Chart comparing high-dose and standard folic acid on miscarriage risk and pregnancy rate, with data from 3 studies involving 5,144 pregnancies, showing a 27% reduction in miscarriage risk with high dose and a 10% increase in clinical pregnancy rate, rated low to moderate certainty. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/50e91e13-e7fb-496e-b93b-2820dae3a169/973f5c44-be31-460b-aee7-99dc398d3c13.png Endometriosis Gallery Graphic illustrating the issues with the term 'benign' in gynecologic care, showing a cracked shield labeled 'benign' and highlighting conditions like endometriosis, adenomyosis, uterine fibroids, and genitourinary syndrome of menopause causing chronic pain, life disruption, and infertility, with arrows pointing to consequences such as delayed diagnosis, minimization of symptoms, and research disinvestment, under the heading 'The Problem with the Term 'Benign' in Gynecologic Care'. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/327e191e-2dd3-48c1-a8eb-251f9045ab65/2530fb5c-092d-4dd2-af61-bd4890824cbc.png Endometriosis Gallery A scientific poster titled 'Pathogenesis and Correlation Analysis of CHI3L1 and COX-2 in Endometriosis' with three sections. The first section shows box plots comparing protein levels of CHI3L1 and COX-2 between endometriosis and control cysts, with higher levels in endometriosis. The second section displays a heatmap of correlations between CHI3L1, COX-2, and menstrual pain, showing strong positive correlations. The third section illustrates an inflammatory pathway diagram showing endometriosis cyst wall upregulation of CHI3L1 leading to increased COX-2 enzyme activity, prostaglandin production, and increased pain or VAS score. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/4e6b3aa5-ad20-42d2-b6c8-c38970687958/9351ad9c-6404-43b5-92f3-8c4de55b8e10.png Endometriosis Gallery Diagram showing the mechanisms, clinical relevance, and pathology of microRNAs (miRNAs) in endometriosis. Includes blood, saliva, and peritoneal fluid of miRNA key regulators, dysregulated miRNAs, and pathways of inflammation, lesion survival, invasion, and infertility. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/28b2f9fb-eb81-403d-8b9a-a91e7a354ca1/9775ed50-68bf-4bd8-9a70-f6c5f8f0bc44.png Endometriosis Gallery Diagram showing the impact of menopause on women's health. The image includes sections on the neurological, cardiovascular, and metabolic systems, and discusses mitigation strategies like hormone replacement therapy and lifestyle interventions. There is a graph illustrating accelerated aging trajectory related to menopause, and a blue box titled 'Take-Home Blueprint' with points on individualized menopause risk assessment and long-term health monitoring. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/68eee2aa-c7cd-40c2-a1db-cee8bfb0ea66/34880e06-b071-486e-863a-e581bc9748f9.png Endometriosis Gallery Line graph depicting fertility trends in Italian women aged 18-45 from 2020 to 2023, comparing non-endometriotic and endometriotic women. The graph shows a faster decline in pregnancy rates among those with endometriosis. An infographic highlights data inputs such as desire for pregnancy, infertility rates, average age of diagnosis, and treatment impacts. A timeline indicates the typical age of endometriosis diagnosis at 28 and emphasizes that idiopathic impacts decline fertility. A key message states that fertility decline in women with endometriosis is mainly iatrogenic, and early conception is recommended. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/7aae8721-c034-403a-be5e-9b6b7e651917/999957fb-e85b-44d0-b09a-fb70efd46104+%281%29.png Endometriosis Gallery Diagram illustrating the relationship between peritoneal immune microenvironment and oxidative stress in endometriosis-related infertility, highlighting immune cell involvement, oxidative stress effects, and therapeutic implications. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/1be07994-4477-430f-b7bc-d89d95947c61/3390264f-16e1-49d4-be45-d07c2ebffae5.png Endometriosis Gallery A medical infographic titled 'The Endometriosis Patient Journey' illustrating the steps from delayed diagnosis, symptom prevalence, treatment challenges, to post-hysterectomy outcomes. It includes statistics on symptom onset (average 5 to 12 years), pelvic pain (90%), infertility (26%), lack of relief from hormonal meds (11-19%), and outcomes such as recurrent pain (25%) and additional surgery (10%). https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/dfd9af71-c576-4660-843d-71cedc39e27d/a2a5286d-dfc0-4eb7-b1e9-2c5349054ebb.png Endometriosis Gallery Diagram illustrating the pathophysiology of retrograde menstruation and peritoneal inflammation, including sections on retrograde menstruation, mesothelial cell retraction, and consequences such as acute inflammation and endometriosis implantation, with diagrams showing blood flow, cellular changes, and tissue interactions. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/02dbeb46-ba10-4514-8c67-94c3d3350063/a8b8a5d3-ec3d-488c-83b4-cf73519db38e+%281%29.png Endometriosis Gallery A chart compares age, egg quality, and ovarian reserve, showing that younger women with low AMH levels have high egg quality, depicted by strawberries, while older women with high AMH levels have diminished egg quality, shown by various overripe or spoiled fruits. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/b209bf6c-d1a0-4b4e-85d2-44658b818d25/a8b8a5d3-ec3d-488c-83b4-cf73519db38e.png Endometriosis Gallery Diagram comparing egg quality and quantity based on age and AMH levels, with strawberries representing high egg quality and fruits representing diminished egg quality in older women. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/dc24d028-80ee-40d8-a869-74acc5aebb87/a683f687-ffcc-49f2-a84c-9f5473ff1284+%281%29.jpeg Endometriosis Gallery Diagram showing different treatment strategies: BSO only, HRT only, BSO + HRT, with associated survival benefits and risks; graph illustrating survival rates over time for each treatment; risk factors and clinical implications related to ovarian and uterine conditions; pie chart showing the proportion of patients with lower surgical rates and smaller tumor sizes. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/dec08fc5-cec4-4b38-8422-e6d4a775b0d9/a683f687-ffcc-49f2-a84c-9f5473ff1284.jpeg Endometriosis Gallery Infographic illustrating treatment strategies and outcomes for women at risk of meningioma. Panel 1 shows different treatment groups: BSO only, HRT only, and combined BSO + HRT. A graph compares 5-year survival rates across these groups. Panel 3 describes risk factors such as uterine fibroids, endometriosis, and gynecological malignancy, with a focus on women with hormonal indications. Panel 4 presents a pie chart indicating around 40% of women with meningioma had lower surgical resection rates after BSO + HRT. The clinical implications emphasize risk stratification, surveillance, and hormone management. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/8dcc6e59-eea1-47a5-9602-8c7f126b4ade/a4059d11-9950-4e2a-9e93-05f0aa4b8f4a.png Endometriosis Gallery A infographic showing the impact of menopausal hormone therapy regimens on breast cancer risk, including data on estrogen-progestin therapy (EPT) and estrogen-only therapy (ET). It features a world map highlighting geographical heterogeneity, meta-analysis results with odds ratios for breast cancer risk, and a summary box with key findings. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/e29d5bdf-2642-41a4-802f-11eada226550/a1624192-86cd-4811-a12e-215b811f05b4.png Endometriosis Gallery An infographic illustrating the progression from pelvic endometriosis to systemic inflammatory disease, highlighting gut-endometrium interactions, ectopic microenvironments, systemic biomarkers, and the systems medicine framework. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/2f382eda-7609-493d-aa0c-2e73cfd58555/beda6dd9-7c07-42c6-b1aa-a2eba8058592.jpeg Endometriosis Gallery Diagram showing three panels about endometriosis. Panel 1: healthy uterus with normal progesterone and COX-2 levels, normal menstruation. Panel 2: overactive COX-2, excess prostaglandins, chronic pain, scar tissue, and fibrosis. Panel 3: therapeutic target with NSAID/COX-2 inhibitor, current treatments, and experimental restore miRNA function to reduce inflammation. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/51bacf61-2bae-4355-9a22-8419010df63d/ca66f925-3078-489f-a274-cb8712d3b590.png Endometriosis Gallery Flowchart illustrating the gynecological continuum for optimizing female longevity through life stages. It shows reproductive years with conditions like PCOS and endometriosis, transitioning through perimenopause and menopause with critical preventive care, then into healthy aging with preserved physiological function and increased chronic disease risk. Icons depict reproductive organs, medical management, multitisciplinary support, early interventions, and lifestyle improvements to mitigate disease and improve quality of life. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/ece452e5-b4af-41d3-a469-e9d8ace48308/canvas-image-1-1773802371180.jpg Endometriosis Gallery Diagram comparing prostaglandin pathway and miRNAs in pain management and diagnosis for inflammation. The left side shows prostaglandin pathway with NSAIDs reducing pain by inhibiting COX enzymes. The right side illustrates miRNA use for diagnostics and therapy, including non-invasive testing and gene regulation to reduce inflammation. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/39c02f44-038c-4bf8-97e7-dba9c504bae2/canvas-image-1-1773802378591.jpg Endometriosis Gallery An infographic illustrating the role of miRNAs and prostaglandins in endometriosis. It shows that microRNAs act as epigenetic regulators, controlling gene expression to maintain healthy endometrium and prevent lesion formation. In endometriosis, downregulation of protective miRNAs leads to unchecked NF-κB pathway, increased prostaglandin production, severe pain, lesion growth, and hormone imbalance. Prostaglandins, derived from arachidonic acid via COX-2, contribute to inflammation and pain. The infographic highlights that miRNAs can suppress endometriosis by promoting epithelial-mesenchymal transition, downregulating progesterone receptors, and stopping inflammation. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/ed131d8f-4e93-460e-b14a-13f6e3c38330/canvas-image-1-1773802393023.jpg Endometriosis Gallery Diagram explaining the role of microRNAs in endometriosis, showing key regulatory functions, clinical relevance, pathways of inflammation and pain, lesion survival and growth, invasion, and infertility and progesterone resistance. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/66cad1db-e5e5-48aa-9819-6925ef889d6f/canvas-image-1-1773802405790.jpg Endometriosis Gallery Diagram illustrating how miRNA mediates inflammation and immune dysregulation in endometriosis, including oxidative stress pathway, NF-kB pathway, pain signaling, and therapeutic targets. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/227047c2-9564-49e6-97c9-7fa210de96ff/canvas-image-1-1773802417556.jpg Endometriosis Gallery Diagram showing interconnected roles of miRNAs in endometriosis covering pathophysiology, diagnosis, and therapy. Sections include miRNAs in disease biology, noninvasive diagnosis, therapeutic targeting, and experimental results. Illustrations depict inflammation, hypoxia, invasion, apoptosis, fibrosis, hormone response, diagnosis testing, and treatment strategies. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/84ed8c6c-2018-4bd9-9b55-5c6a5884ef1e/canvas-image-1-1773802484888.jpg Endometriosis Gallery Diagram of immune paradox in endometriosis showing overview, lesion formation mechanism, neutrophil dysfunction, diagnostic method, and treatment lifestyle tips, with illustrations of female reproductive system, immune cells, estrogen influence, and menstrual effluent analysis. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/4a3c24e1-ed5c-4b12-9759-670e2d0d93c3/canvas-image-1-1773802528055.jpg Endometriosis Gallery A scientific infographic titled 'Pathogenesis and Targeted Treatment of Inflammation in Endometriosis'. It has five sections: 1) Endometriosis and Autoimmunity compares women with and without endometriosis, showing women with the condition have an 80% higher rate of autoimmune diseases and a risk 1.8 times higher. 2) Pathophysiology of Endometriosis depicts chronic low-grade inflammation, estrogen promoting lesion growth, and progesterone not shrinking lesions. It shows cytokines, growth factors, and bowel involvement. 3) Macrophage-Mediated Propagation illustrates how an experimental drug inhibits macrophage recruitment, preventing tissue remodeling, angiogenesis, and immune evasion, with a note that this is not yet in human trials. 4) Future Therapeutics suggests experimental drugs that inhibit macrophage recruitment/activation to reduce inflammation. 5) Disease Outcomes displays pain, tissue damage, and scarring. The legend includes icons for macrophages, cytokines, estrogenic lesions, therapeutic drugs, blood vessels/angiogenesis, pain, and inflammation. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/cd72b7c7-3443-4bcf-b3bb-64fba38c74c0/canvas-image-1-1773802545689.jpg Endometriosis Gallery Flowchart of a study on adolescents with pelvic pain undergoing clinical trial for endometriosis diagnosis, including steps of enrollment, serum collection, RNA extraction, microRNA profiling, and clinical implications with diagnostic biomarker development. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/cce29f8d-668f-4782-a05a-ff278caf87b2/canvas-image-1-1773976950290.jpg Endometriosis Gallery Infographic summarizing treatment options and outcomes for women with uterine fibroids, including a diagram of treatment groups, survival rates over time, risk factors such as hormonal drive, surgery rates, and clinical implications for risk stratification and hormone management. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/bf93f510-4f76-4f90-8d9a-e7b1385e8ba4/canvas-image-1-1773983959472.jpg Endometriosis Gallery Diagram comparing healthy and endometriosis states showing the regulation of prostaglandin overproduction via COX-2 and miRNA pathways, with labels for endometrial tissue, enzymes, mediators, nerve signals, and blood vessels. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/1018b79b-8ae1-4a82-8fb5-f6dbfc76f4a8/d23cd893-236c-4f96-aa5a-faf72d573bb9.jpeg Endometriosis Gallery Diagram illustrating the pathogenesis of endometriosis through autophagy-lysosome axis, showing uterine cross-section with epithelial cells, endometrial lesion, and cellular mechanisms involving estrogen signaling, lysosomal activity, and lesion persistence, along with therapeutic modulation strategies to promote autophagy and reduce lesion survival. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/b2e9f76e-f6bd-4d9b-ab66-a6224985e5cf/e6ee3959-b84e-46ba-8753-3156d738c98e.png Endometriosis Gallery A circular diagram with interconnected puzzle pieces illustrating aspects of patient well-being: Endorsement test, Hormonal medication, Psychological consultation, Physiotherapy, Lipiodol treatment, Occasional surgery. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/8a3d6309-7286-4e59-a780-1220f62b3af9/e72e5da6-add5-4d06-8585-18e92556814b.png Endometriosis Gallery Diagram showing hormonal fluctuations and skin conditions during the menstrual cycle, including increased sensitivity, barrier recovery, pigmentation changes, and acne. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/ff7d2996-c1a8-497c-9ef9-aa728493a11e/e91340cc-c793-4bf3-b52b-88882937aa5a.png Endometriosis Gallery Infographic overview of a study using NHANES data from 1999-2006 with 3815 participants, including 307 diagnosed with endometriosis. The study examines the GGT/HDL ratio as a potential biomarker for endometriosis, showing that a higher ratio is associated with increased odds of the condition. Visual summaries include a reproductive health questionnaire leading to diagnosis of endometriosis, and a graph illustrating the association between GGT/HDL ratio and endometriosis risk, suggesting its potential for identifying women at risk. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/a0581627-fa11-4d3a-adea-e6b0f24a8a11/5be414ba-c7d5-4f26-ad40-814250abe2db.png Endometriosis Gallery Infographic displaying statistics on menopause in the US, including prevalence, symptoms, and impacted areas like mood, sleep, relationships, health, and work productivity. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/d3d0c75c-aac7-4b5a-9ae8-e88ccd155073/6eb8042a-1252-47cd-b0fe-fcf538809d8b.png Endometriosis Gallery Infographic on non-invasive innovations in endometriosis diagnosis showing a woman lying in bed with electrodes for electrical activity measurement, followed by collection of menstrual fluid for RT-qPCR biomarker analysis, then menstrual fluid single cell sequencing, and finally uterine peristalsis imaging with a woman using wearable sensors to detect abnormal contractions. Icons indicate that 1 in 10 women are affected, with symptoms including pelvic pain, infertility, and abnormal bleeding. The infographic highlights the current gold standard being invasive and delayed, and presents a non-invasive, rapid, accessible diagnostic approach. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/ea426881-dd63-473a-b6d2-97f8cea0b7c4/7db402ab-71b1-41d2-84e3-0c9bd03a2e0e+%281%29.png Endometriosis Gallery A detailed infographic explaining how dietary components influence inflammatory pathways through omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids, antioxidants, and estrogen metabolism, highlighting their roles in reducing inflammation and oxidative stress. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/c8910c08-26fa-4cf7-a6b7-89ff1a127e81/7db402ab-71b1-41d2-84e3-0c9bd03a2e0e+%282%29.png Endometriosis Gallery A diagram illustrating dietary pathways influencing inflammation, antioxidants, and estrogen clearance, including Omega-3 and Omega-6 fatty acids, antioxidants like berries and leafy greens, and foods supporting estrogen metabolism such as beans and whole grains. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/e9ef031d-90af-4e1d-9aef-c7589f12256c/31745db0-a7be-45f0-ab29-765468a33f22+%281%29.png Endometriosis Gallery Diagram explaining non-invasive diagnosis of endometriosis using metabolic and inflammatory biomarkers, highlighting the pathway from symptoms to early diagnosis through EndoSure test. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/af413fef-b82f-42be-9540-ef9e480056d6/79235548-5110-4eb7-82c3-e3bc686a7442.png Endometriosis Gallery An informational poster announcing a new non-invasive endometriosis diagnostic technology called EndoSure by 3CPM Company, with details of competing technologies, how EndoSure works, and information about endometriosis. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/06c5dd4a-853b-411b-a860-dc37e113ecb0/a532e60e-9186-40e1-a071-573c9cac75d9.png Endometriosis Gallery Diagram illustrating mechanisms and interventions for ovarian aging, including key features like follicular depletion, mitochondrial dysfunction, oxidative stress, and hormonal decline; molecular mechanisms involving DNA damage, telomere attrition, and inflammation; therapeutic interventions such as rapamycin, metformin, resveratrol, melatonin, antioxidants, autophagy regulators, nutraceuticals, lifestyle modifications, and stress management; showing effects on a rejuvenated ovary with delayed menopause, preserved fertility, and improved healthspan. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/ba78b5c2-9903-4fbd-8f66-d614a2b2113e/b0f6d730-bf42-418e-803d-5de53629e39f.png Endometriosis Gallery Flowchart titled "Menopause Treatment Selection Path" shows options for treating women with menopause symptoms. It starts with "Patient Presenting with Menopause Symptoms" leading to three branches: Systemic MHT, Local/Vaginal Therapy, and Non-Hormonal & SERMs. Systemic MHT includes oral tablets and transdermal patches with first-line benefits listed. Local/Vaginal Therapy features vaginal estrogen with safety profile, and benefits of bone/lipid protection and breast/uterus safety. Non-Hormonal & SERMs include medications like bazedoxifene and new non-hormone therapies addressing vasomotor symptoms. The chart also compares risk factors like breast cancer, obesity, and alcohol consumption. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/d2272326-6937-475f-a924-1ccf1983ffd9/ba0fcaeb-b872-4636-a369-ce5ade6c27c3.png Endometriosis Gallery A diagram illustrating the healthcare journey for women, highlighting symptom screening, personalized care plans, and shared decision-making, with a focus on hormone therapy during perimenopause and postmenopause, indicating 60% and 40% proportions respectively. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/8f73b84b-8a98-4e07-9fc2-73a91a9619f1/c0126542-f2eb-48b5-bc8a-3d296fc0d066.png Endometriosis Gallery A flowchart illustrating multidisciplinary consensus on menopause hormone therapy (MHT) in Russian women with cardiovascular and metabolic risks. It shows the process starting with over 1,000,000 women annually, assessing risks, reaching Delphi consensus, and implementing MHT as standard care. Benefits include lipid normalization, improved carbohydrate metabolism, and lower insulin resistance, leading to better outcomes and active longevity. The diagram includes symbols for cardiovascular and metabolic risks, MHT, standard care, and clinical outcomes. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/1ab03ee0-a2e2-44b0-b425-6ca7d2f02c15/ded72f95-bfef-4ce6-aecf-dbd8cb209341.png Endometriosis Gallery An infographic titled 'Optimizing Menopause Management in Women's Healthcare' contains several sections. Section 1 shows the life span representation with 60% of life spent in pre-menopause and 40% in peri/postmenopause. Section 2 highlights the growing importance and patient interest with upward arrows. Section 3 discusses evolving evidence, including an FDA update on expanded menopause research and new responsibilities for clinicians. Section 4 details clinician action steps such as ongoing education, screening, hormone therapy options, and shared decision-making. Section 5 summarizes the key takeaway about adopting up-to-date education and patient-centered approaches to optimize menopause symptom management and support healthy aging for midlife women. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/4c3ac4f3-cab1-4094-9ea9-057481757c9d/df6444bb-fbcc-4b3e-9101-5e9f738d5639+%281%29.png Endometriosis Gallery Diagram explaining the dual role of reactive oxygen species (ROS) in endometriosis. The left side shows normal physiology with balanced ROS supporting cell signaling, tissue repair, immune defense, and homeostasis. The right side illustrates oxidative stress in endometriosis, depicting lipid peroxidation, cellular damage (DNA, protein, lipid), and damage and lesion survival. It highlights the vicious cycle of chronic inflammation driven by mitochondrial overproduction of ROS, leading to ectopic cell activation, lesion survival, angiogenesis, and ongoing tissue damage. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/e04757cf-e29a-4cb0-9c6f-67198fe3972e/f1d5d176-7883-45a6-ade9-c9cb6bc457aa.png Endometriosis Gallery Infographic about neuroendocrine aging and vulnerability for Alzheimer's disease, highlighting risk factors like early menopause, oophorectomy, and vasomotor symptoms, with a focus on women approaching menopause and a projected increase to 1.2 billion women affected worldwide by 2050. Includes a diagram of the brain showing synaptic health and amyloid accumulation, and a graph illustrating estrogen levels and AD risk biomarkers across premenopause, menopause transition, and postmenopause stages. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/65f28c02-11de-4342-a34c-1838b1b903a7/0dee7728-69b3-494b-94df-4291966a788c.png Endometriosis Gallery Diagram showing declining AMH levels in endometriosis and post-surgical impact. Left panel has a basket of strawberries representing a healthy ovarian reserve with high AMH levels. Middle panel shows a basket with damaged strawberries, torn by vines, indicating endometriosis impact that damages tissue and lowers AMH. Right panel depicts a basket with a pair of scissors and shredded tissue, representing post-surgical removal of endometrioma, which removes disease but also healthy tissue and lowers AMH. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/4310e19f-7504-4b9d-bec9-0d1cb651967c/1c255bf6-32b9-410c-9745-928895797ff0.png Endometriosis Gallery Chart titled 'Characteristics Suggesting a Benign Ovarian Mass' listing five features: 1. Unilocular cyst, 2. Largest solid component less than 7 millimeters, 3. Acoustic shadowing, 4. Regular multilocular tumor less than 10 millimeters, 5. No detectable blood flow on Doppler examination. Below the chart, a section titled 'Endometriosis & Cancer Risk' states there is no significant increased risk of cancer overall, with a note about slightly higher risk for ovarian, breast, and thyroid cancers, but the absolute risk remains low. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/33200ade-bc4f-457d-835d-7bdf376dbed2/2a62bc92-cfc4-4194-b752-d63e1e476214.png Endometriosis Gallery A scientific infographic showing the association between GGT/HDL ratio and endometriosis risk. It includes a study parameters box with 3,815 participants from NHANES 1999-2006, analyzed with a logistic regression model. The infographic displays an odds ratio of 1.22 with a p-value of 0.046, indicating increased risk with higher GGT/HDL ratios. A graph illustrates the likelihood of endometriosis increasing with higher GGT/HDL ratios, and an illustration of a uterus is shown with a note about endometriosis diagnosis from a reproductive health questionnaire. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/6adc6e4c-f036-41e3-a0a5-428418df6e3c/3ad1e7ee-1948-4daa-8013-868f9cb7154a.png Endometriosis Gallery Diagram showing the pathway from peripheral inflammation and systemic immune response to central nervous system sensitization and chronic pain. It depicts peripheral lesion, immune responses, inflammation spreading to circulation, prolonged exposure, and the effect on brain pathways, highlighting the importance of early intervention to prevent chronic neural sensitization. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/e8248f65-2c6b-40a2-932d-8ab9c679c0c3/5a1c6778-c52f-4b87-96bb-d30f517f4043+%281%29.png Endometriosis Gallery Diagram showing barriers and facilitators in endometriosis care. Left side depicts barriers including delayed diagnosis, structural barriers, inadequate pain management, emotional distress, and stigma. Right side shows facilitators such as interdisciplinary collaboration, patient-centered communication, professional training, and early care models. The bottom highlights digital technologies like symptom tracking and enhanced communication. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/cb9d1c92-8823-4e62-8e68-6c1e8de636b7/7db402ab-71b1-41d2-84e3-0c9bd03a2e0e.png Endometriosis Gallery A detailed infographic explaining the dietary pathways of inflammation modulation through omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids, antioxidants, and estrogen clearance. It highlights the pro-inflammatory and anti-inflammatory pathways, the role of antioxidants in reducing oxidative stress, and how estrogen clearance affects liver function and hormone levels. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/a484314e-8d72-412e-bdae-1914c42be7fa/14c30a1e-d3a3-4980-8963-33862cbf66cc.png Endometriosis Gallery Diagram illustrating mechanisms of FSH-induced coronary artery disease in postmenopausal women, including hormonal shifts, mechanistic pathways, conflicting evidence, and future research directions. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/ba152d00-17cf-41e9-8dd6-8e79ec333335/44cc25e8-8c8b-4c3f-b926-5342e1407997.png Endometriosis Gallery Diagram depicting how systemic conditions require a systemic response, illustrating the 'Lipid-Inflammatory Axis' and treatments like laparoscopic surgery, hormone therapy, pelvic therapy, metabolic management, and chronic pain support. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/19e06f78-a9ad-4840-8887-62c3d481778c/96ea63bb-dde2-45b6-82d6-c12c6ae3b431.png Endometriosis Gallery Comparison of high-dose (4mg) versus standard dose (0.4mg) folic acid on miscarriage risk and clinical pregnancy rate, showing a 27% reduction in miscarriage risk and a 10% increase in pregnancy rate, based on analysis of 3 RCTs with 5,144 participants. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/7b722b9d-420a-4584-9e4e-7707e8fcf768/498d66a7-929c-40b4-8469-d07274e2b33f.png Endometriosis Gallery Diagram comparing healthy versus endometriosis-affected pelvis showing immune response differences. On the left, a healthy pelvis with macrophages clearing debris. On the right, endometriosis with high ROS, oxidative LDL, altered triglycerides, cytokine activity, and ectopic cell growth causing immune evasion. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/52f0c790-67c3-4c3b-9e90-aaebe27f1c6c/741fc0fc-6e31-4193-98f3-7212be3af34a.png Endometriosis Gallery Diagram showing the shift in understanding the role of the lipid-inflammatory axis in endometriosis, from traditional anatomical and hormonal perspective to new systemic metabolic and inflammatory perspective with clinical implications for early diagnosis. https://www.endosure.info/new-page-92 daily 0.75 2026-01-28 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/66c2408e-2a3c-434c-acf5-f62bb9cca66e/Gemini_Generated_Image_t6eu4vt6eu4vt6eu.png https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/965e2c66-f3ca-4f5d-a799-7302c6b36ff4/canvas-image-1-1768537870487.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/21226b07-d05b-4aea-943a-365e93c36dbb/canvas-image-1-1768542102290.jpg https://www.endosure.info/new-page daily 0.75 2026-03-13 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/74a22a70-2a6b-44da-bb70-bc39761b21dd/qrcode_www.eventbrite.com.png https://www.endosure.info/new-page-64 daily 0.75 2026-03-28 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/bb153c74-86f5-4d41-85bb-f7479391df79/973f5c44-be31-460b-aee7-99dc398d3c13.png https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/f652af23-8767-4a15-aea8-508ca39600b6/a1624192-86cd-4811-a12e-215b811f05b4.png https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/e53e0dd1-34e2-4453-b5d2-f7766f9855a4/e6ee3959-b84e-46ba-8753-3156d738c98e.png https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/0906a275-5d9e-4d36-9d86-c337bdac92e2/f52a6424-6ad0-4360-81ee-6c249ca533a6.png https://www.endosure.info/new-page-56 daily 0.75 2026-03-28 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/7413d30d-5fe1-4b06-b7be-8eec97b7e01f/lipiodol+8.png https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/a839b4e5-9342-4365-8573-093ea91216fa/8c170814-7a6d-4a7f-910b-e77b87f7c5c5.png https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/9069338f-743b-479d-8c48-8a79c79bf591/lipiodol4.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/00c7072b-2c47-4875-8daf-a562e7e976e0/lipiodol+7.png https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/573436be-754c-4ba6-b018-6d8c11c282a6/liopdol+2.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/deaa8bce-9f44-4b12-87ab-797993f5b076/lipiodol5.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/501a9bcd-caed-4b1f-90c6-a9b178430d74/lipiodol+9.png https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/e772a216-4387-482d-812c-4f3ec25b607f/lipiodol+3.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/81e6ba24-5213-433d-b754-593c8d45eba7/lipiodol+6.jpg https://www.endosure.info/new-page-17 daily 0.75 2026-03-29 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/4d66bfb9-8f57-406c-aaef-60d29edee22b/81ac2b0e-0347-4751-a7fa-220c4ec88733.png gallery 2 Diagram showing the cervical health diagnostic and treatment pathway from HPV to LEEP. Sections include HPV infection with human papillomavirus and cervical cells, abnormal Pap test with healthy and abnormal cells, colposcopy examining the cervix under magnification, and LEEP procedure removing abnormal tissue with an electrified wire loop. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/c51fe6ba-03bf-44e2-9809-4e8d026f5a3f/236c21aa-3f63-4dbc-b883-28dd91456931.png gallery 2 Diagram displaying the risk factors and mechanisms for endometriosis and preeclampsia. It includes two silhouettes of pregnant women, one representing general population risk and the other illustrating increased risk for women with endometriosis. An arrow indicates an 18% to 47% increased risk. Icons depict additional pregnancy risks like placenta previa, preterm birth, cesarean section, gestational diabetes, stillbirth, and small for gestational age. A proposed mechanism box shows that chronic inflammation and altered immune function lead to abnormal placentation, impaired trophoblast invasion, and placental development. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/a8523d16-52e7-4c83-9b0c-0e905b0fad23/591eff0c-d79a-436c-9ce0-906052e2f8fb.png gallery 2 Flowchart showing risk factors for preeclampsia in patients with endometriosis, including disease severity, deep endometriosis, coexisting adenomyosis, and independent of ART use. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/6a560217-f652-4635-ba9d-4cb6a5cb9324/b3fe92ee-7bf5-401f-a5bb-ae2db588033c.png gallery 2 Diagram illustrating holistic interdisciplinary care in adolescent gynecology, including interconnected elements of gynecological disorders, psychological impact, therapeutic support, shared care space, and primary focus on integrating physical and mental health. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/4706fc80-6196-4a98-9c2a-2d5b1e212540/canvas-image-1-1774705113265.jpg gallery 2 Diagram illustrating factors that increase the risk of preeclampsia. It shows the relationship between endometriosis, adenomyosis, and their combined effect, with a focus on primary risk factors. The graphic emphasizes that ART use is not required for increased risk and provides key data with odds ratio 1.70 and confidence interval 1.16-2.48. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/66864ebd-fbdb-4b13-8bb2-36da1526b02b/canvas-image-1-1774743022001.jpg gallery 2 Diagram illustrating the step-by-step procedure for hysteroscopy, including patient preparation, position and visualization, hysteroscope insertion, visualization and intervention, and completion and aftercare, along with equipment setup, indications, contraindications, advantages, limitations, and disadvantages. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/76562e96-3fec-4013-a28f-4aaa0d3d3e4a/ab90a0ee-fe26-40c6-b1ef-89a4c3de9bac.png gallery 2 Infographic titled 'Impact of Endometriosis on Educational and Professional Trajectories'. Sections include prevalence and impact statistics on education and work with icons, a flowchart illustrating the cascading process and diagnostic delay, and key factors with social inequalities and clinical context details. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/0fa718af-314a-41a7-bd9d-8fa471efd0d1/1a816652-3cbb-4d2d-8d23-fac8da171630.png gallery 2 Flowchart displaying the definition, symptoms, treatment options, screening, and outcomes of genitourinary syndrome of menopause (GSM). It includes symptoms such as vaginal dryness, itching, dyspareunia, urinary urgency, and recurrent UTIs. The flowchart outlines proactive screening for all women, symptom assessment, nonhormonal and FDA-approved treatment options, and monitoring. Special considerations are given for breast cancer survivors, highlighting individualized oncology input, shared decision-making, and cautions for certain patients. The outcomes emphasize improved vaginal health, sexual function, urinary control, and overall quality of life. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/cdd40502-c3ff-4a46-8e98-5c0e2ad267f9/732cc053-922b-4249-b5ca-6f448fca3451.png gallery 2 Summary of cardiovascular disease risk in women undergoing hysterectomy with bilateral oophorectomy for endometriosis, including risk factors, age at surgery, and key findings from a NHSII study. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/1de58405-1dbb-4615-9315-936c8e0d554f/1a816652-3cbb-4d2d-8d23-fac8da171630+%281%29.png gallery 2 An infographic explaining the definition, symptoms, treatment options, and outcomes of Genitourinary Syndrome of Menopause (GSM). It includes symptoms like vaginal dryness, itching, dyspareunia, urinary urgency, and recurrent UTIs. The diagnostic flowchart outlines screening procedures, symptom assessment, and treatment options such as lubricants, moisturizers, low-dose estrogen, DHEA, and Osphena, followed by monitoring and follow-up. Special considerations for breast cancer survivors are noted. The outcomes focus on improved vaginal health, sexual function, urinary control, and overall quality of life. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/b15d2e36-50d1-412d-be9b-07405aae2965/1a816652-3cbb-4d2d-8d23-fac8da171630.png gallery 2 A medical infographic explaining the definition and symptoms of Genitourinary Syndrome of Menopause (GSM), including symptoms like vaginal dryness, itching, dyspareunia, urinary urgency, and recurrent UTIs. It also shows a diagnostic and treatment flowchart with options like nonhormonal options, FDA-approved options, and monitoring, along with special considerations for breast cancer survivors. Outcomes and quality of life improvements such as vaginal health, sexual function, urinary control, and overall well-being are highlighted at the bottom. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/23cfeaf2-6e0a-4702-8e20-739b4802b33e/98d7f7d6-96d0-4443-b1d4-ac457f3c502b.png gallery 2 Chart showing laparoscopic surgery effects on endometriosis, fertility, and ovarian reserve. Sections include fertility outcomes by disease stage, predictors of postoperative fertility, impact on ovarian reserve, comparison of surgery versus IVF, and clinical recommendations. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/367ddaed-666a-49a7-a0a0-52183a308f3a/732cc053-922b-4249-b5ca-6f448fca3451.png gallery 2 Diagram showing the relationship between hysterectomy with bilateral oophorectomy and cardiovascular risk, highlighting age at surgery as a critical factor, with risk decreasing as age increases, and includes key data points from NHSII study showing higher risk in women under 46 years. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/c97e3a46-9252-46bd-99d4-ca25a803347e/total+evla.jpeg gallery 2 Advertisement for The Links Clinic promoting Total-EVLA vein care with a 'one-step' protocol from the ToTem trial, featuring a photo of a smiling man and woman walking together, a diagram of laser fiber ablation, and contact details. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/26bb56f6-13d8-4ada-9f1b-b71dd6a653f9/canvas-image-1-1775272402327.jpg gallery 2 A diagram illustrating non-pharmacological management strategies for PCOS during perimenopause and menopause. It includes sections on lifestyle modifications such as diet and physical activity, chronic pain management with limited focus, complementary approaches like supplements, and the importance of mental health and quality of life, emphasizing exercise for mental health. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/69325daf7123ff17a6550170/8e4eca60-c31d-4aa1-8870-0d33e279c2d2/e563bf6c-1ed8-4f4d-951f-5946c7e22e7e.png gallery 2 A scientific infographic examining anthropometric, metabolic, hormonal, and body composition profiles in adolescents with PCOS versus healthy controls, including study design, key findings, subgroup analyses, correlations, and a conclusion emphasizing early cardiovascular and hormonal changes in adolescents with PCOS. https://www.endosure.info/store daily 0.75 57936-03-02