Q&A on Pain, Pleasure, and the Inflammation Connection in IC, Endometriosis, and PCOS Is it normal that sex has started to feel uncomfortable – or even painful?It’s common, but not something you have to “push through.” Many women experience changes in comfort, lubrication, or pain with penetration or deep thrusting at some point in their […]
If Intercourse Feels Off, It Could Be Inflammation – Not You Read More »
What does my liver have to do with my hormones? Your liver does far more than process toxins and alcohol — it’s also a hormonal powerhouse.One of its key roles is estrogen metabolism: helping to break down and process estrogens so they can be used effectively and cleared from the body when needed. In this
For the first time in history, a country has officially recognized the debilitating impact of period pain through national policy. Portugal has passed a groundbreaking law granting paid medical leave for individuals suffering from endometriosis and adenomyosis. The world is watching. What the New Law Means Portugal’s new policy allows individuals living with these painful
Real Change for Real Pain: Portugal Just Made History Read More »
For years, endometriosis has been one of the most underdiagnosed, misunderstood conditions affecting those with cycles. With symptoms like chronic pelvic pain, painful periods, and fertility challenges, the path to a diagnosis is often long- too long. Many patients wait an average of 7 to 10 years for answers. And until recently, surgical laparoscopy was
A New Way of Diagnosing Endometriosis? Read More »
Every April 7th, World Health Day reminds us to reflect on the state of health across the globe, but at Wellex®, we’re choosing to shine a spotlight on the health issues that often don’t make the headlines. Because the truth is, some conditions that affect millions of women still fly under the radar. Not because
This World Health Day: Let’s Talk About What No One Else Is Read More »
Imagine living with debilitating pain, heavy periods, and unexplained fatigue for years, only to be told it’s “normal” or “just part of being a woman.” For many living with endometriosis, this isn’t a one-time experience, it’s a recurring reality. On average, it takes 7 to 10 years to receive a diagnosis of endometriosis. That’s nearly
Why Does It Take So Long To Diagnose Endometriosis? Here’s How To Advocate For Yourself Read More »
You have known it was not normal for many years. If you’re reading this, you already know something’s off. Periods are not meant to debilitate you for more than a week every single month. In some ways knowing you have endometriosis can be empowering for your health and also your fertility. So, you’ve got the
A Letter To The Girl Newly Diagnosed With Endometriosis Read More »
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