Articles

OTHER

http://www.patientadvocate.org

This link is occassionally down, so if it’s not work check out their pdf here instead.
Link to pdf

After being diagnosed with any illness, especially a serious or terminal one, other areas of your life are unfortunately affected as well. When your health does affect your employment, the last thing you expect is to be confronted with harassment or the threat of losing your job, income and health benefits. This guide is designed to empower you to fully understand what your rights are, to assist you with direction in filing a claim of discrimination and to help you deal with job discrimination.

ARTICLES ON ENDOMETRIOSIS
Courtesy of www.endometriosis.org
Adhesions in endometriosis
by Lone Hummelshoj

Aromatase in endometriosis
by Professor Serdar Bulun and Ros Wood

Bowel symptoms
by Ros Wood

Coping with endometriosis
by Lone Hummelshoj

Communications: one way to understand endometriosis
by John Blondin, MENDO (men and endometriosis)

Danazol as a treatment for endometriosis
by Ros Wood, Australia

Dietary modification to alleviate endometriosis symptoms
by Dian Shepperson Mills and Mark Perloe MD

Endometriosis: be good to yourself!
by Ellen T Johnson

Family and partners of those with endometriosis

by Lone Hummelshoj

Finding an endometriosis specialist

by Ellen T Johnson

First endometriosis consultation
[English|Español]
by Ellen T Johnson, with contributions from Professor Philippe Koninckx, Professor Jörg Keckstein,and Professor Jacques Donnez

GnRH agonists in the treatment of endometriosis
by Ros Wood

How to survive a bowel preparation
by Ellen Johnson and Lone Hummelshoj

Hysterectomy: some definitions
by Ellen Johnson

Interstitial cystitis
by John F Dulemba MD

Laparoscopy: before and after tips
by Ellen Johnson

Managing endometriosis pain with NSAIDs
[Dansk|English|Francais|Nederlands]
by Ros Wood and Ellen Johnson

Normal blood loss during menstruation
by Steve Campbell MD

Painful intercourse
by Ellen T Johnson and Lone Hummelshoj

Post surgery ailments
by Ellen Johnson

Progestins as a treatment for endometriosis
by Ros Wood

Psychology and endometriosis
by psychologist Vicki O’Donnell

Myths and misconceptions in endometriosis
by Ros Wood

Talking with your doctor
by Ellen T Johnson

Teenagers and endometriosis
by Lone Hummelshoj

The combined oral contraceptive pill as a treatment for endometriosis
by Ros Wood

Tips for dealing with side effects associated with drug treatments
by Ellen T Johnson

Tips prior to endometriosis surgery
by Ellen T Johnson

Update on endometriosis
by Lone Hummelshoj, Andrew Prentice MD, and Patrick Groothuis PhD

What do I tell others about endometriosis?
by Ellen T Johnson

When others do not understand
by Ellen T Johnson

World Endometriosis Society
I’m just gonna link you directly to their journals, which have some articles about the most recent research being done worldwide in them.