Bilateral Endometriomas and Their Impact on Ovarian Health
Bilateral endometriomas affect both ovaries and may raise questions about ovarian reserve, fertility, and treatment. Learn what this finding may mean and when further evaluation may be appropriate.
Uterosacral Ligament Thickening and Deep Endometriosis
Uterosacral ligament thickening or nodularity on MRI can be associated with deep endometriosis. Learn what the finding means and when further evaluation may be appropriate.
Japanese Wisdom for Living With Endometriosis: 7 Ideas for Difficult Days
Living with endometriosis can affect more than physical health. Explore seven Japanese concepts that offer thoughtful perspectives on uncertainty, self-compassion, and navigating difficult days.
Endometriosis Treatment When Hormones Don’t Work
Hormonal treatment can help manage endometriosis symptoms, but it does not work for everyone. Learn about other treatment options and when a surgical evaluation may be appropriate.
Getting Pregnant With Kissing Ovaries: Is Pregnancy Possible?
Kissing ovaries do not automatically mean infertility. Learn how endometriosis, adhesions, fallopian tubes, and ovarian health may affect your chances of pregnancy.
Kissing Ovaries: What Does This Ultrasound or MRI Finding Mean?
Kissing ovaries describe ovaries positioned unusually close together, typically behind the uterus. Learn why this imaging finding can be associated with endometriosis and pelvic adhesions.
Why Rectal Bleeding During a Period Deserves Attention
Rectal bleeding has many possible causes, but when it repeatedly occurs around menstruation, especially with pelvic pain or painful bowel movements, bowel endometriosis may be one condition to consider.
Inner Thigh Pain During Your Period: Could It Be Endometriosis?
Inner thigh pain that repeatedly worsens during menstruation may sometimes be associated with endometriosis. Learn how the obturator nerve can rarely be involved.
Why Does My Leg Hurt More During My Period? Endometriosis and Leg Pain
Leg pain that repeatedly appears or becomes worse during your period may sometimes be associated with endometriosis. Learn how cyclical sciatica and pelvic nerve involvement can affect the leg.
Sharp Rectal Pain During Your Period and Endometriosis
Sharp or stabbing rectal pain that repeatedly occurs during your period may sometimes be associated with endometriosis. Learn what this symptom can mean and when it deserves further evaluation.