An endometriosis dietitian who also has the disease, has shared what she eats in a day to keep her symptoms at bay. Often ...

One in ten women between the ages of 15-49 are affected by endometriosis, which can make it difficult to get pregnant.

Still, the results make sense. Endometriosis involves inflammation, and many of the diets and supplements in the study have ...

Back pain on the left side in females can result from endometriosis. This condition involves uterine tissues forming and collecting outside of the uterus. Doctors are still unsure of the exact cause.

Various conditions can cause pain in the abdomen and back. These include menstrual pain, endometriosis, kidney stones, and pancreatitis. More serious causes include a kidney infection or appendicitis.

Many people with endometriosis are making changes to their dietary habits—some report that it’s helping them manage their ...

A new study reveals that eliminating foods like alcohol, gluten, and dairy may offer real relief where medicine often falls short.

Bindi Irwin has been celebrating her two-year milestone following SOS surgery, while opening up about how it’s changed her ...

A study by the University of Edinburgh suggests dietary changes may help manage endometriosis pain. Cutting down on dairy, gluten, caffeine, and alcohol improved symptoms for many women. However, the ...

Exercise can be a powerful tool for managing endometriosis, offering benefits like pain relief, hormone balance, improved ...

Endometriosis can cause chronic pain, bloating, bowel and bladder dysfunction, pain during sex and infertility. These symptoms can lead to reduced quality of life and mental health challenges.