As a woman, it is crucial to understand the various health conditions that could affect your reproductive system. Uterine fibroids are one of the most common health conditions that affect women of reproductive age; however, they are seldom brought up in conversation.  In this comprehensive guide, The Endometriosis Treatment Center of America will answer your most asked questions about fibroids – from what they are, common symptoms, diagnosing, treatment options, and recovery to lifestyle changes that can help you manage the condition. What Are Uterine Fibroids? Fibroids are non-cancerous ..read more

An alternative to traditional surgery, a robotic hysterectomy is a cutting-edge technology utilizing the aid and precision of the da Vinci robotic surgical system, accelerating recovery time and facilitating a quicker return to your daily activities. But what does recovery actually look like?  While the surgery itself is a minimally invasive procedure, it’s still major surgery, and for someone who has just undergone this procedure, the journey towards recovery can feel uncertain. Having questions, concerns, and even anxiety about what comes next is natural, and in this blog post we’ll exp ..read more

When you communicate with your loved one, you should feel comfortable, safe, and heard—regardless of how difficult the conversation may be. Whether you’re discussing where to go for dinner or how many kids you want to have, the line of honest communication is important. And while it may feel uncomfortable or awkward to discuss, the same goes for endometriosis. Being diagnosed with endometriosis is challenging, but with the right treatment and support, you can live a happy, fulfilling life. If you’ve recently been diagnosed with endometriosis, but aren’t sure how to bring it up with your signif ..read more

If you’re experiencing common symptoms of endometriosis, like pelvic pain, nausea, fatigue, and abnormal menstruation, you’ve probably employed a few efforts to find the meaning of your discomfort. After talking to a friend, searching symptoms on the Internet, or discussing concerns with your primary care physician, you may be wondering if an endometriosis diagnosis is in your future. In this blog, we’re discussing everything you need to know about finding a doctor for endometriosis, including professionals who can help and important questions to ask. Find experienced, knowledgeable profession ..read more

Numerous myths and linked conditions are associated with endometriosis, among them being infertility. However, nearly 70% of women with mild to moderate endometriosis can become pregnant naturally. While this statistic is encouraging, we understand that you may have more questions surrounding this condition and your ability to get pregnant.  In this blog, the team at Endometriosis Treatment Center of America (ETCOA) breaks down everything you need to know about endometriosis and its link to pregnancy. We cover everything from how you may feel before delivering your baby to when it’s time ..read more

If you’re suffering from pelvic pain, endometriosis, uterine fibroids, or other debilitating conditions, we understand how hard it can be to find not only a doctor near you but also one who will listen to your concerns. On top of that, it can be challenging to get out of bed some days—much less make it to a doctor’s appointment.  Fortunately, the team at Endometriosis Treatment Center of America (ETCOA) offers virtual women’s care and accepts patients from out-of-state. We’re answering frequently asked questions about these two forms of care so that you can feel confident and comfortable ..read more

Endometriosis affects one in every ten women, and sometimes non-surgical remedies, like hormonal therapy or oral medication, aren’t effective. However, endometriosis surgery may be able to help you manage your symptoms and feel better than ever before.  If you have an upcoming surgery to treat endometriosis, you probably have many questions. Surgery can be overwhelming, but it doesn’t have to be! Your surgeon will discuss your unique pre- and post-operative instructions in-depth, but you should follow a few general guidelines no matter your procedure. In this blog, our team at Endometriti ..read more

When you’re suffering from chronic pelvic pain, we understand it can be disheartening and frustrating if you’re unable to identify its cause and find relief. You may have researched on your own, visited numerous doctors, or just tried to self-medicate with over-the-counter medications—all to no avail.  If this sounds familiar, the team at the Endometriosis Treatment Center of America (ETCOA) is here to help. We’re breaking down the top five most common causes of pelvic pain, so you can continue to research, seek medical advice, and find the relief you deserve.  Endometriosis Endometr ..read more

If you have endometriosis, you may face nausea, pelvic pain, vomiting, fatigue, and other symptoms daily. Endometriosis can be debilitating, not to mention if you’re facing other pesky illnesses, like allergies.  In recent years, more studies are illuminating the connection between endometriosis and allergies. In fact, it’s reported that 61% of women with endometriosis also have allergies. The team at Endometriosis Treatment Center of America wants to educate women with endometriosis about the link between their conditions and allergies and provide allergy treatment. Learn everything you ..read more

Each and every woman experiences their period or menstrual cycle differently. But, most women experience a menstrual cycle every 28 days with a menstrual flow that’s about four to seven days. If your periods are more extended, shorter, or heavier than usual, it’s probably nothing to worry about. However, if any abnormalities persist, it may be a sign of a more significant problem.  In this blog, the team at Endometriosis Treatment Center of America (ETCOA) discuss everything you need to know about your menstrual cycle, possible causes of an irregular period, and when to seek medical care ..read more