Endometriosis is a full-body disease and it’s time everyone—doctors included—took note. Three women share exactly what the ...

For endometriosis, imaging can help providers make a diagnosis, prepare for surgery, and monitor the condition. A transvaginal ultrasound is used to see inside your uterus and to look at your ...

Not all endometriosis surgeries are simple ... Have the surgeons required imaging such as an MRI or ultrasound prior to the procedure to help guide it? Hopefully -- but not necessarily.

“Now, if women have endometriosis that is on their ovary and they have an endometrioma, which is relatively large, that can be picked up by ultrasound or CT, MRI type of scans. But in ...

In the past week she had been back to the doctor and referred for an ultrasound. "I wouldn't wish for my worst enemy to have endometriosis," she added. "It is a horrible, horrible disease.

Small endometriosis spots can be hard to find. This is true if there are no cysts, and an ultrasound can help at this point. Although it might not show endometriosis, it can find cysts or scars ...

The first step includes accurate imaging to diagnose invasive endometriosis prior to surgery. In my practice at PRM (Pelvic Rehabilitation Medicine), this includes a dynamic ultrasound protocol in ...