Despite increasing public awareness of endometriosis, with celebrity figureheads including Lena Dunham and Molly Mae, the condition’s ‘evil twin sister’, adenomyosis, remains neglected. While the NHS ...

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A painful, never-ending period sent Kristina Adams to the emergency room for the first time when she was in college. It was the kind of pain that takes your breath away. The bleeding was so severe ...

It is beyond the scope of this review to discuss classic treatments of adenomyosis; however, the few novel approaches to the treatment, medical or surgical, of this condition will be summarized below.

It used to be that discussing anything period-related was pretty taboo. But thankfully, this trend has started to shift in recent years. While you've probably heard of endometriosis, the condition in ...

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Gabrielle Union has never been shy when it comes to sharing her fertility struggles with her fans. At a recent event, she gave even more insight to some of the challenges she faced — including the ...

Copenhagen, Denmark: Women with adenomyosis – a chronic condition that can cause pelvic pain and heavy menstrual bleeding – are at increased risk of infertility as well as problems in pregnancy and ...

Weeks after welcoming her first child to the world, actress Gabrielle Union is opening up about the health condition she believes caused her fertility problems for so long. After several miscarriages ...

“Towards the end of my fertility journey I finally got some answers,” Gabrielle Union told attendees of the BlogHer conference in New York City on August 8. Union, who has been transparent about her ...

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In the early days, all mucosal invasions of abdominal organs were considered to be one pathological condition of uncertain origin, termed adenomyoma. It was only in the 1920s that endometriosis and ...