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PODCASTS – Guest Speaker
WEBINARS
“The Beginner’s Guide to Thoracic Endometriosis”
Riverside Medical Clinic Charitable Foundation
MAY 25TH, 2021
“Understanding Bowel Endometriosis”
EPNR Webinar with guest co-host Abhishek Mangeshikar, MD of The Indian Centre for Endometriosis, May 15th, 2021
Guest Blogs
Endometriosis: It’s not just a disease of the female reproductive system?
(Guest blog ‘wonder woman wednesday’ @ happypharmlife)
Awareness Month
march 2021 endometriosis awareness month
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EPNR Educational Video Series
Lesson 1: ‘Pelvic’ and ‘Extrapelvic’Endometriosis
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Lesson 2: Is Extrapelvic Endometriosis Rare?
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Lesson 3: Where in the body has endometriosis been found?
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Lesson 4: Diaphragm Endometriosis
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Self-Advocacy Tool Kit (PDF download)
Trish’s latest blog:
Blog #8 Thoracic Endometriosis and Video-Assisted Thoracoscopy (VATS)
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“I alone cannot change the world, but I can cast a stone across the waters create many ripples”
– Mother Teresa
Did you know endometriosis is a body wide disease?
Do you, or someone you know, have endometriosis in locations outside of the reproductive tissues?
Can you recognize presentations of endometriosis in various locations of the body?
Endometriosis has been traditionally labelled a disease of the female reproductive system, with active disease limited to the child-bearing years associated with menstruation. The disease is far more extensive within the body; across age, fertility and biological sex.
Endometriosis can involve many other areas of a person’s body. It has been identified among female fetuses, cis-men, transgender males, and persons (afab) born without a uterus. Active disease has also been identified in people (afab) from early adolescence, after post-surgical hysterectomy, with/without oophorectomy, and beyond natural menopause. One purpose of Extrapelvic Not Rare is to assist redefining endometriosis as a disease with body-wide lesion potential, capacity for systemic inflammation and disrupt function of other body systems.
Endometriosis is a disease which remains under recognized, under funded and under investigated. As a result there are many myths, stigmas, misinformation and ‘taboos’ associated with the disease. We join many other like-minded advocates and organizations to remove these barriers as they pertain to awareness, education, diagnosis and treatment for endometriosis. Our Mission is specific on the area of disease that occurs outside the reproductive system and the necessity to integrate ALL disease, body-wide, into all conversation about endometriosis.
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