We need a stronger focus on endometriosis and other painful conditions like PCOS. These conditions are not only painful, they also lead to digestion issues and different forms of cancer. But, there is so little research being done. This needs to change!

This is by far one of the most informative videos i have watched so far on my condition. I am so thankful for your information. Very good video

Thanks for explaining this thoroughly. This is the most informative video i have ever watched. Many of us ignore the symptoms. We can't consult the doctor until we are in danger. I am facing this issue. I have an infertile. I also ignore my period problems and now i am regretting it. I hope every woman take good care of her.

We need to all stick together and find a support system. This disease a nightmare

This is the best explained video about endometriosis. The doctor’s explanation really helps the person to take the decision to go for surgery or not! Thanks for making this video!

This is the best video I’ve seen. I’m 19 and my doctor said I have potential endometriosis when I was 17. It’s been really bad. I’ve been in a lot of pain, had ovarian cysts, bloating, etc. I really want to become a mom now since it is my biggest dream (I always thought that is what I was born to do... I love kids). This video made my family realize that I need to hurry up.

This is a useful video. It contains a lot of information. This is a very sensitive topic but more people should know about this. These conditions are not only painful but also gives rise to different diseases. Excellent video. Good job.

Everything has been so well explained in this video. The doctor really knows what he is talking about. I definitely wasn't fully informed on this until know. I think awareness about these problems needs to spread so that steps can be taken quickly. I had the issue of poor ovarian reserve which was only diagnosed after I wasn't able to conceive. Nothing really could be done about it and I am now at that stage where I too have no idea. I am going to opt for assisted conception but I just wish I had figured it out in early stages. However, still, a lot of people can be saved through awareness and good clinic treatments.

Thank you for posting this video. This is so informative.

Hi. It was an informative video indeed. You have explained everything in detail. Thanks for uploading it. Women must know about their body. Endometriosis can be a grieving issue. It must be dealt with care. Good luck to all those tough time.

I have a friend with endometriosis. She has tried basically everything. But it just doesn't work for her. She is going in for an endoscopic surgery to unblock her tubes. I really hope it works out for her. I wish she would have a baby soon. She so much deserves to be a mom. Wish her luck.

Glad to have come across his. This is really an informative video. It teaches a lot. I hope more people learn from this. I wish everyone good luck. I hope you get rid of this. Take care.

Dr. Norbert Gleicher explained very well. I was unaware of such terms that he used in this video. Such a useful information. Especially for students. He explained each an everything about endometriosis that plays a major role in pregnancy. Spreading awareness across the world is the best thing. Today half of the world is suffering from disease due to the lack of information or guidance of avoiding it.

This video is very useful. It contains a lot of information. Which is very useful for all ladies. Many ladies ignore this issue. Until and unless they face some serious issue. I am also facing this issue. And thus now consulting the clinic in Ukraine. I hope for the best for myself and all ladies who are facing this issue.

What a video. This is so important. People don't understand how big these problems can end up being. Women simply aren't aware. I wasn't when I was young. Had I known earlier, things could've been different. Thank you for doing this.

That was a very informative video. My sister has endometriosis. I will be able to understand her better. Every month she goes through so much pain. She has endometriosis in her tubes. She is also ttc. But till jow no luck. I know her chances are slim. But I'm still hopeful

Thank you for explaining this so thoroughly. I have endometriosis. My only symptoms are pain during intercourse and infertility, sometimes a heavy and painful period, but not often. Looking forward to my lap!

very informative

I have worse attacks the following month whenever I wear a tampon. I feel like the tampon doesn't absorb fast enough and there is backflow of my menses into pelvic cavity!!!!

Hey there. Thanks for this informative video. I was really shocked to hear that about 7 billion women in the US suffer from endometriosis. About 40% of them are infertile. That is very sad and shocking at the same time. We all should be aware of the symptoms because endometriosis can be treated. It is better to know earlier and getting it treated ASAP. Thanks for sharing this information with other. Good work.

Excellent video

Yes! I agree Endometriosis is a very common disease. We really need awareness about it. Last year, my friend Laura had to go through an IVF journey in Ukraine. As she wasn't' able to conceive naturally. So, yeah! She even went for surgical procedures, laparoscopy. But, nothing worked.

I feel so depressed now after watching this. I had endometrioma removal 3 years ago because I was convinced by 2 endo specialists that that is the only and best way! What now? I have little chance of pregnancy?

I just wanna say it , because girls need to hear it.I was diagnosed with endometriosis 4 and lived with it for 20 years. Getting better is possible.I am endo free for the 3rd year on the row, no pain no bloating. Just by making anti-inflammatory diet my LIFESTYLE.Just made video on the same title and yt suggested this one so here I am .dropping some hope and love.xx

great video, though I am surprised he did not mention avoiding xenoestrogens.

Wow thank you

I've endometriosis stage 3 and I often use that term my pain feels like cuts around menstrual cycle...so thus makes sense after your explanation

Indeed, I agree. It is likewise a sort of infertility. Numerous ladies confront infertility along these lines. They confront pregnancy issue. We have to center around endometriosis and PCOS. These are getting to be significant issues in a method for lady infertility. These issues can prompt disease. My friend had it. Later IVF fizzled for her. So she picked surrogacy..

Yes, I agree. It is also a kind of infertility. Many women face infertility because of this. They face conception problem. We need to focus on endometriosis and PCOS. These are becoming major issues in way of woman infertility. These issues can lead to cancer. My sister had it. She faced in very young age. Later IVF failed for her. So she chose surrogacy.

Hey, hows your right tube now? Knowing that left was removed hows the chance of getting pregnant?

I'm 19 & when I was 18 I started having pains and I mean really bad pains on my left side where my left ovary was located, when I had finally gone to see my doctor at first they thought I had cysts on my ovary which was causing the pain, long story short after many trips to the ER, test after test & after months of thinking i just had a cyst they decided to do surgery, when I woke from surgery and was lucid enough to understand what the doctor was explaining to me she tells me I have endometrio

hello there! this was such an amazing video. I really found it helpful. infertility has so many reasons like endometriosis, polyps in tubes. a chronic disease etc. there are so many ways science has improved the ways to have a baby. surrogacy is one of them and I think it is the best option for infertile women.

Surgery on Monday.. Honestly, I wish my Doctor would have explained things to me like this at my pre-op.. I'm losing hope rather quickly.. :'(

what about adenomyosis and pregnancy?

Unfortunately went for surgery and of course, it didn’t help. How to avoid miscarriage? Please share any insights as I’m distraught.

I wish I had followed this advice and gone straight to IVF. The surgery messed me up physically and mentally. IVF failed. I just want to know how to avoid miscarriage if DE is chosen

im trying an apple fast to see if my endo improves

i went to my doctor to see if i had endo and then a obgyn and the obgyn really didn't give me much information he didn't recomend a biopsy or surgery . he just said we should try birth control . should i go back to my gyno because i just feel like he didn't really care much to go into detail ? and i always can't use tampons or get exams because they make me pass out and get sick does this have anything to do with it?

Surrogacy is ban in Japan.And i'm infertile due to some cancer reasons. So we moved to Europe to find surrogacy related clinics. We consulted many clinics in Europe. Than we came to know about clinics in Ukraine and we moved to Ukraine. In ukraine we found a very good clinic. Now we are having twins with the help of this clinic.The clinic gave us a very good surrogate mom.With the help of that mom we are having our two twin daughters.

Hey. I had Cervix incompetence. So, I remained infertile. IVF didn't work in my case so I decided to go for surrogacy. I have faced 10 years of infertility. I chose a clinic and went for it. Infertility reason was cervix Incompetence. That left me infertile. I struggled but today I am a blessed mother. No matter how I got my baby but I am blessed. I am so happy that I got my real happiness.

I must say it was a very enlightening video. Although I don’t have any personal experience with endometriosis. However, this video increased my knowledge. I have noticed some of the symptoms in myself also. I can get checked for endometriosis through ultrasound or to get a blood test done

Good afternoon guys,Thanks to your contribution on rebroadcasting I got to know there was a cure for smelling virgina, or fowl smell. I just want to know how long I should take the herbs because the odour has stopped, you are indeed a Godsent.

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This is scaring the crap out of me... I've had three laparoscopies already. Each time they removed lesions... I've had lots of cysts on my ovaries too... I'm 32 and still hoping to have children... 😥

Thank you for this video. However I hope you would talk about adenomyosis as well. I thought until two years ago that the term 'endometriosis' covered misplaced endometrial tissue both inside and outside the uterus - so when I was told after a laparoscopy+hysteroscopy that I didn't have endometriosis I didn't understand I should have also asked whether I could have adenomyosis... I lost valuable time until I figured out that I could have adenomyosis, and asked to have that investigated. Therefore I now try to advocate for all infertility professionals to always talk about adenomyosis whenever they talk about endometriosis. My wish is that these two conditions would be addressed always as a combo: "endometriosis and adenomyosis". Thank you.

I’m 38 yrs old,..I have endometriosis both my fallopian tube are removed 10 yrs ago. When both fallopian removed,.Is there a possibility you loss your sexual excite.?

I had stage 3 endometriosis I had no symptoms at all but had many failed IVF attempts it came as a huge shock, because I have a really good AMH of 27.7 at 37 that is great I am in Australia so it is a different range I think, and my FSH is always at 4 every single blood draw it stays the same has been a 4 since I was 34 and started this journey. I get loads of eggs but never held onto a pregnancy till I started an immune protocol and blood thinners I did have the endo removed at the time of the lap because I have such a good ovarian reserve it worked for us, we got a positive beta of 203 at 9 days past 5 day FET second beta was today. SO yes Endo can cause issues but I have a great FSH and AMH and still had alot of endo.

Hi. This is a very informative video. Thank you for sharing this with us. Spreading awareness about endometriosis was important. About a year ago, I didn't even know about what this is. But now as I got more active around here, I got to know how common it is. I have seen so many women post about this and their infertility. This could be cured by surrogacy. This is what women nowadays are going for.

I am 17 and i have endrometriosis what can be done to help me in the future conceive ?

You'll be able to eliminate your infertility getting started today - Even if you are on your late 30's or 40's

Who will pay? Good banking doc

Who can afford IVF ??? Everyone seems to have their opinion. I put my trust in God. I will have a children in Jesus Name

Seriously! Endo is really tough...My friend had Endo, she couldn't even conceive due to it. Later, she had laparoscopy. But, still had MCs. So, she went straight for surrogacy. Which finally worked for her. Now, she is going to Ukraine this year again for baby #2. Sometimes, these things don't let you have what you deserve. Fate has different plans for others!

These are very harmful diseases. More awarness should be spread about them. VEry useful video. More informative videos like these should be made. Great work.

I am 24 with two girls. My husband and I want to try for a boy. My oldest daughter its 3 and my baby its 10 months old. This is the second time since last summer I am in mild to severe pain,depending on the day. If I decide to try to have another baby should I wait until my baby is 15 months or would my endometriosis be ok until my baby is 3years old? I love my health foods store near me, its there anything I can try instead of birth control? I have suffered seizures after taking birthcontrol b4

Gday! If you are someone who cannot get pregnant- Please think about the Symiral Rapid Pregnancy page (Have a quick look on google - I cant remember the place now)? I have heard some super things about it and my sisters friend got fantastic results with it.

With the help of Dr Iyhere herbal mixtures I have been able to stop the unnecessary bleeding that I used to experience before. I only see or experience blood flow when I am on my period. All thanks to Dr Iyhere.

@jessie12xxx try early, I am 28 and trying since 2 years in vein, had I known about my endo I might have tried before. early twenties is the best time to get pregnant

Its really not our fault our tubes are blocked we have a painful disease.

You are a cautious doctor so we can trust you. surgeon just wants to cut this and that, don't even think of preserving our women things! better go see a reproductive endocrinologist when a recurrent ovarian endometrioma found again.

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We need a stronger focus on endometriosis and other painful conditions like PCOS. These conditions are not only painful, they also lead to digestion issues and different forms of cancer. But, there is so little research being done. This needs to change!