Home Sweet Home: A New Chapter for NYGSE in Babylon
Our Babylon office at 325 West Main Street marks an important milestone for New York Gynecology Surgery and Endometriosis. After years of growth, NYGSE has a permanent Long Island home built around specialized care and a welcoming experience for our patients.
Making Endometriosis Visible Through Art: NYGSE Supports the FLARE Exhibition in New York City
NYGSE supports FLARE: Illuminating Endometriosis, a New York City exhibition featuring artists from around the world who use art to explore the lived experience of endometriosis.
Adenomyosis and Endometriosis: Similar Symptoms, Different Conditions
Adenomyosis and endometriosis can both cause painful periods, pelvic pain, pain during sex, and fertility concerns. Learn the key differences between these conditions and why they can sometimes occur together.
Dr. Pankaj Singhal on Endometriosis: “Be Your Best Advocate”
Dr. Pankaj Singhal discusses endometriosis diagnosis and why patients should advocate for themselves when persistent symptoms remain unexplained.
Why Gloria Steinem’s Words Resonate With the Endometriosis Community
Gloria Steinem did not have a known connection to endometriosis, but her message about women telling their stories carries special meaning for those seeking answers about their symptoms.
IBS and Endometriosis: Understanding the Overlap in Symptoms
IBS and endometriosis can both cause bloating, abdominal pain, constipation, diarrhea, and bowel discomfort. Learn why their symptoms overlap and why some patients may have both conditions.
Endometriosis Surgery and Fertility: The Role of Adhesion Barriers
Postoperative adhesions can affect pelvic anatomy after endometriosis surgery. Learn how adhesion barriers may help reduce adhesions when future fertility is a priority.
Adhesion Barriers After Endometriosis Surgery: How Do They Work?
Absorbable adhesion barriers can temporarily separate healing tissues after endometriosis surgery. Learn how they work and what patients should know.
Can Previous Endometriosis Surgery Cause a Frozen Pelvis?
Previous endometriosis surgery can sometimes contribute to pelvic adhesions and a frozen pelvis. Learn why this happens, what factors increase the risk, and how treatment may be approached.
Frozen Pelvis and Endometriosis: Symptoms, Diagnosis and Treatment
Frozen pelvis can develop when severe endometriosis, fibrosis, and adhesions cause pelvic organs to become densely attached. Learn about the symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment options.