Endometriosis Articles

Endometriosis articles


Endometriosis is a debilitating disease which is finally being recognised as a whole-body disease and not simply a malfunction of the reproductive organs.

Having endometriosis has far reaching effects on a woman’s life, but it can still take many years before women are diagnosed. Women are gaslit by the medical profession, told it is all in their head, or that they are attention seeking only to be proscribed toxic meds like anti-depressants.

Due to the very complex nature of this disease means there is a lot of information to digest and women need to do a lot of research to learn what is happening to their bodies and why they are suffering so many different distressing symptoms.

The articles below help to break down your research into specific topics relating to endometriosis. These include advice about coping with nausea, dealing with constipation, how to manage an endometriosis flare, coping with anxiety and depression, problems with relationships, and many other struggles that women with endometriosis have to deal with on a daily basis.

These topics include –

  • Endometriosis and nausea
  • Triggers of an endometriosis flare
  • Help for endometriosis pain
  • Tips for painful sex
  • What causes pain with endo?
  • Endometriosis versus adenomyosis
  • Endometriosis and xenoestrogens
  • Fatigue with endometriosis
  • Bloating and endometriosis
  • Endometriosis and relationships
  • The power of emotions
  • Anxiety and depression
  • Pain management
  • Using progesterone cream for endometriosis
  • Laparoscopy advice

Each one of these topics will give you a clearer insight into specific symptoms including tips and advice to help you reduce your symptoms of endometriosis. The list also includes a detailed article with advice of how to prepare for laparoscopy surgery and tips for recovery after surgery.


Endometriosis and nausea

Endo and nausea

Endometriosis causes nausea for many which can be at any time of the month. There are certain supplements that can help Read more

Triggers of endometriosis flare

Triggers of an endometriosis flare

An endometriosis flare can set off at any time, but there can be certain triggers that can cause a flare Read more

Help for endometriosis pain

Help for endo pain

Pain is the most common symptom with this disease which causes much distress.  Here are some natural treatments that can help Read more




Endometriosis and painful sex

Tips for painful sex

Being intimate and having a sexual relationship can cause pain for many. Here are a few ideas that may help to make the experience less painful Read more

Cause of endometriosis pain

What causes pain with endo?

The pain with this disease can have different causes and can be caused by different triggers. Find out what actually causes your pain Read more

Endo and adenomyosis

Endometriosis versus adenomyosis

Some women suffer adenomyosis along with endometriosis. Find out the difference between these two diseases and how it is treated  Read more 




Endometriosis and xenoestrogens

Endo and xenoestrogens 

Many chemicals in toiletries and household cleaners called xenoestrogens can affect endometriosis and make symptoms worse Read more

Endometriosis and fatigue

Fatigue with endometriosis

The fatigue with this disease can be really disabling and can more than one cause. Find out some of the possible reasons for your fatigue Read more

Endometriosis and bloating

Bloating and endometriosis

Endometriosis can cause a really distressing symptom of bloating or 'endo belly' which can be caused by different triggers  Read more 




Endometriosis and relationships

Endometriosis and relationships

This disease can have a serious impact on relationships, including family, friends and workers. Find out how any why this can happen  Read more

Endometriosis and emotions

The power of emotions

Having positive emotions can really help with the healing process and support your immune system, which in turn will help you to manage endometriosis better Read more

Endometriosis anxiety and depression

Anxiety and depression

Suffering with mental distress caused by endometriosis is understandable. Here are some tips and supplement ideas to help you cope Read more




Pain management for endometriosis

Pain Management

Advice on drug treatments used to help manage pain of endometriosis plus advice on other measures to help pain Read more

Progesterone cream to help endometriosis

Progesterone cream

Advice on how to use progesterone cream to help manage endometriosis and reduce estrogen levels. Read more

Laparoscopy advice

Laparoscopy advice

How to prepare for laparoscopy surgery and tips on how to manage your recovery after surgery Read more


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About the Author

Hi, I am Carolyn Levett, the Founder here at endo-resolved - I am an Integrative Health Coach having studied nutrition, naturopathy and aromatherapy as well as being a published author of three endometriosis books. I used to suffer from severe endometriosis and was fortunate to be able to regained my health and recover from this disease with the support of nutrition, natural therapies and lots of determination.

My motivation is to help other women with endometriosis to heal their bodies so they may start to overcome this awful disease without having to totally rely on toxic drugs and surgeries which can cause further damage  -  with healing thoughts, Carolyn.






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