Dr. Deborah Ikhena-Abel

22/02/2025

Not all fibroids affect fertility in the same way.

Here’s the truth: Many women with fibroids can and do successfully conceive and carry healthy pregnancies. 💞

What matters most isn’t whether you have fibroids, but their specific location in relation to your uterus.

If you’ve been diagnosed with fibroids, you’re not alone.

Many treatment options exist, and working with your healthcare team can help you understand the best path forward for your unique situation.

Let me know what questions you have in the comments 💗

This content is for educational purposes only and is not medical advice

30/10/2024

I’m so excited and honored to have been part of creating Roon Endometriosis and it is officially live (if you haven’t already downloaded it you can get it on the app store here).

I believe this will to make the endometriosis journey much more manageable for anyone around the world struggling to find answers. Learn more

24/08/2024

Happy 11th wedding anniversary to my main squeeze🥰😘! I couldn’t have chosen a better person to do life with 💕

09/08/2024

I know many of you are dealing with the challenges of endometriosis, and I want you to know you’re not alone in this. 💕

Endometriosis is actually very common. It often presents with pain as the most common symptom, which tends to worsen over time due to increased irritation and inflammation.

Birth control essentially starves endometriosis while still giving your body the estrogen it needs for overall health.

While birth control is often the first step, it’s not the only option. Every person’s experience with endometriosis is unique.
If you’re struggling with endometriosis or have concerns about your reproductive health, please don’t hesitate to reach out to a specialist. There are various treatment options available, and finding the right one for your specific situation and goals is crucial.

Do you have questions about endometriosis or its treatment? Leave them in the comments below. I’m here to listen and help however I can.

Sending you strength and love on this journey! 💕

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This content is for educational purposes only and is not medical advice

07/08/2024

Endometriosis occurs when tissue similar to the uterine lining grows outside the uterus. 

This can lead to inflammation, potential challenges with fertility, and other issues.

Please know that endometriosis doesn’t always mean infertility. 

Many women with this condition do successfully conceive.

Early diagnosis and treatment can make a big difference. Don’t ignore painful periods or pelvic pain! 

There are various treatment options available, from medication to surgery, depending on your specific situation- both for endometriosis as well as for fertility.

If you suspect endometriosis is causing issues with your fertility, speaking with a reproductive endocrinologist is the first step. 💕

Have questions? Leave them in the comments below! 

I’m here to support you on this journey.

This content is for educational purposes only and is not medical advice

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02/11/2023