CenterForEndometriosisCare

04/23/2026

Dr. José D. Eugenio-Colón - DrEndometriosis

04/22/2026

🧡💛💜As we recognize both National Infertility Awareness Week and Adenomyosis Awareness Month, it’s important to acknowledge that adenomyosis - and endometriosis - can play a role in fertility challenges. If this is part of your journey, please know you are not alone. If you’re seeking answers and expert care, we invite you to consider a free consult with Dr. Sinervo or Dr. Eugenio to learn more. CenterForEndo.com🧡💛💜

04/21/2026

🎗️🎗️We are so grateful for the opportunity help so many.🎗️🎗️
CenterForEndo.com Dr. José D. Eugenio-Colón - DrEndometriosis

04/20/2026

🎗️💛Thank YOU.💛🎗️

04/17/2026

🎗️Endometriosis is a systemic disease that can cause severe, ongoing symptoms and make basic functions like going to the bathroom intensely painful and disruptive to daily life. Dismissing it as “just a bad period” or defaulting to another diagnosis can leave patients in prolonged pain and dysfunction. Bowel endometriosis, for example, is frequently misdiagnosed as Irritable Bowel Syndrome, Crohn’s Disease, or other gastrointestinal conditions due to symptom overlap and a persistent lack of disease recognition. Pain, bloating, diarrhea, constipation, re**al bleeding and more are often attributed to something else, while endometriosis itself goes unconsidered. Learn more about bowel endo from Dr Ken Sinervo at https://www.centerforendo.com/endo-and-the-bowel and consider undergoing a free consult with Dr Sinervo or Dr. José D. Eugenio-Colón - DrEndometriosis to obtain their valuable expertise and take an important step toward accurate diagnosis and effective, individualized treatment.🎗️

Endo & The Bowel Endometriosis & the Bowel ”Bowel symptoms are very common, occurring in as many as 80-90% of patients with endometriosis.  Many patients have seen gastroenterologists (GI doctors) for assessment of possible GI causes of their pain, often more than one doctor, having extensive tes...

04/16/2026

It is with great sadness that we mourn the loss of Jenneh. She was a former patient of mine, as many saw in the documentaries "Endo What?" and "Below the Belt." Like many others with endometriosis, she struggled to find adequate care and it took many years; however, she eventually did receive complete excision, including of diaphragmatic endometriosis. I remember the day after surgery walking into her room and her telling me her "endo pain was gone." From that point forward, she became an incredible advocate for the disease, starting her organization, TheEndoCo, and collaborating extensively with Shannon Cohn and Project Endo Global along with many others. Sadly, she ultimately passed away from complications from another medical condition. I will always remember Jenneh for her sweet disposition, relentless energy, and dedication to causes around endometriosis and the many friendships she created along the way, including with myself and my wife Cindi. She will be deeply and profoundly missed by all the hearts she touched. Our prayers go out to her family, including her husband Joe, mom Agnes, and all who loved her.-Dr Ken Sinervo, Medical Director, Center for Endometriosis Care

Photo by Joe Rishe.

04/16/2026

Jenneh Rishe was a beloved nurse, global endometriosis and chronic illness advocate, and author who meant so much to everyone at the CEC, especially and personally to Dr. & Mrs. Sinervo. She touched our entire community in a deeply personal way and will be profoundly missed. Our hearts are with her beautiful family, friends, and all who loved her.

Jenneh helped countless individuals around the world every day through her selfless work. One of the most meaningful ways to honor her legacy is by supporting her 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, The Endometriosis Coalition, as there is still so much important work to be done in her name. Learn more about volunteering and other ways to support The Endo Co at: https://www.theendo.co

Readers may also find comfort, understanding, and strength in her poignant book, "Part of You, Not All of You." This collection of affirmations, inspiration, guided prompts, and encouragement in Jenneh’s own voice shares stories from her long journey with chronic illness and serves as both a reflective journal and gentle guide written to help others process their own experiences, and to recognize that their illness is only part of who they are - without letting it define all of them. "Part of You" is available online and in bookstores everywhere.

Jenneh's compassion, faith and spirit will live on in the countless lives she changed.

Photos (c) J. Rishe.

04/14/2026

🎗️Endometriosis doesn’t just affect physical health. The disease can shape education, careers and life trajectories. Early diagnosis and effective care may make all the difference. Reach out to Dr. Sinervo or Dr. Eugenio at CenterForEndo.com for a free case review to discuss personal specifics and potential options with a true specialist.🎗️

04/13/2026

April is Adenomyosis Awareness Month.💜While the disease commonly overlaps with endometriosis and fibroids, they are distinct conditions. If you're living with symptoms of adenomyosis, you don't have to navigate the path alone. Dr. Eugenio & Dr. Sinervo can offer expert evaluations and personalized treatment options, so reach out for a free review and clear answers at CenterForEndo.com.

04/09/2026

Adenomyosis is often missed and misunderstood, and it doesn’t always present the same way in every patient - but it can cause intense pain, infertility, and so much more in those living with the disease. Specialized evaluation and personalized care with experts like Dr. Sinervo and Dr. Eugenio can change the path forward. 💜 Learn more at CenterForEndo.com.

04/07/2026

🎗️National Public Health Week is April 6-12, 2026 this year. Endometriosis is a true public health issue affecting millions, yet the numbers only tell part of the story. Let's take a closer look through a public health lens at what the data shows...and what it misses. If you or someone you love is affected by this disease, please reach out to the Center for Endometriosis Care.🎗️

04/06/2026

🎗️If you were told it's 'normal' or in your head, told to 'wait,' told no one can help you and to 'just learn to live with it'...you were told wrong. When patients aren’t believed, care doesn’t just delay - it fails. If you or a loved one is not being heard, contact the Center for Endometriosis Care. It's not normal, you don't have to wait, and we can help. CenterForEndo.com 🎗️