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30/10/2025

At Sydney Endometriosis, we are here to support you through your whole endo journey.

Our multidisciplinary team includes sonographers, gynaecologists, pelvic physiotherapists, mental health professionals and surgeons working together to provide diagnosis, ongoing symptom management and holistic care.

With a referral, you can get started today. Call us on +61 2 8071 5345 to find out how we can help.

28/10/2025

Robotic surgery is transforming care for endometriosis, offering greater precision and improved outcomes for patients. Colorectal surgeon and Sydney Endometriosis specialist Assoc Prof Walid Barto explains this state-of-the-art approach.

27/10/2025

Pro surfer India Robinson is one of many athletes speaking out about the realities of living and performing with endometriosis. Her symptoms were severe: vomiting, fever, exhaustion and intense back pain. She often relied on "as many painkillers as possible" just to get through the day.

Despite the disruption and following surgery, the 24-year-old returned to compete in the World Surf League Championship Tour in June.

25/10/2025

Endometriosis affects the whole body and mental wellbeing is a key part of ongoing management, as stress can fuel inflammation and worsen symptoms. Holistic wellness coach , part of the Sydney Endometriosis network, explains the importance of managing stress for people with endo.

23/10/2025

Period pain is common, but that doesn’t make it normal. No one should have to push through pain that disrupts their education. These statistics highlight the need for greater awareness, support and access to care for young people.

If period pain puts life on pause, help is available.

Source: Curry, C., Armour, M., Ferfolja, T., Holmes, K., & Templeman, K. (2024). Young Person, Parent/Carer, and School Teachers' Understanding of Periods, Period Pain, and Endometriosis. Western Sydney University.

21/10/2025

SURGEON’S EYE VIEW | Ovarian endometrioma

Endometriosis can form fluid-filled cysts on the ovaries, known as endometriomas or “chocolate cysts” as shown in this laparoscopic view. As an advanced stage of the disease, they can cause chronic pelvic pain, disrupt ovulation, and potentially impact fertility by affecting ovarian function or egg quality.

20/10/2025

FACT: The stage of a person’s endometriosis does not always correlate to the level of pain they may experience. People with an advanced stage of endometriosis may experience few to no symptoms, while people with stage one endometriosis can experience severe pain.

Pain should never be dismissed. At any stage, endometriosis is a complex condition that can deeply impact daily life, regardless of how it appears in a scan or at surgery.

At Sydney Endometriosis, our team of specialists are here to support you at every step of your journey, including diagnosis, treatment and ongoing management of the disease. Get in touch with your GP and contact us at +61 2 8071 5345 today to find out how we can help.

18/10/2025

Talking about health as a young person can feel uncomfortable, especially when the experience is painful and debilitating. A recent study shares the voice of 25 people who grew up navigating endometriosis, revealing a common story of social stigma that left many to suffer in alone in silence.

This research highlights the need for greater awareness of endometriosis and open conversation for a condition that affects 1 in 10 women and people AFAB worldwide.

16/10/2025

There’s more than one way to detect endometriosis, but some methods offer a clearer, more comprehensive view. At Sydney Endometriosis, ultrasound remains the preferred approach for detailed imaging.

Watch Prof George Condous explain why.

15/10/2025

October is International Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month – a time to honour, acknowledge and support families affected by miscarriage, stillbirth and infant loss.

At Sydney Endometriosis, we recognise the impact endometriosis can have on fertility, and we stand with everyone who has experienced this profound loss. If you are seeking support, know that you are not alone.

13/10/2025

SONOGRAPHER’S VIEW | Adenomyosis

As part of the endometriosis spectrum, adenomyosis can be identified via ultrasound as shown here. Adenomyosis occurs when tissue lining the uterus (endometrium) grows into uterine muscle, causing the uterus to enlarge.

Patients may experience painful and heavy periods, chronic pelvic pain and infertility. If you’re suffering from these symptoms, speak to your GP about getting a transvaginal ultrasound to help aid diagnosis.

11/10/2025

Period Action Day is about breaking the silence for a normal bodily function. However, what does a healthy cycle entail? Knowing what a normal period looks like helps spot when something isn’t right.

If your periods are abnormal or disrupt your daily life, don’t wait to seek help – it could signal a more serious condition.

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St Leonards, NSW
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