Hi everyone. Here are some ideas from my current lifestyle as someone who is disabled from multiple conditions including endometriosis, adenomyosis, and MCAS. I also have ADHD and am hypermobile. 🎗️Lucky me?😂 I am often in a lot of pain that is unmanageable. I rely a lot on my caregivers to give

Everyone needs to know what endometriosis is. Endometriosis is a full-body inflammatory condition. Tissue becomes misplaced in the body. This tissue can cause painful lesions, adhere different organs together, and cause parts of the body to fill with blood. There are many other complex issues and s

Hi everyone! Here are some common symptoms of endometriosis! Neuropathy can present as pain in lower extremities such as the legs and lower pelvic area. This can feel like stabbing pains in the legs/thighs for example. •Proctalgia fugax also can occur which is commonly referred to as “bum ligh

Hi everyone. As an endometriosis and adenomyosis warrior, I know just how hard it is to keep pain under control even when doing everything right. It’s important to remember that while we can take steps to manage our pain, we are dealing with a disease that is largely out of our control. It can feel

Hi everyone! Here are some cute, whimsical, girly health wallpapers/posters I created. These will also be posted on my Pinterest @ chronicallygirls if you want a larger size. 🌸💫💘 #prettywallpapers #spoonies #endometrosis #adenomyosisfighter #emergingcreator

In these slides we discuss period duration, painful cramps, heavy bleeding, nausea, vomiting, passing out, and other abnormal symptoms. Take these symptoms seriously as oftentimes they indicate an underlying medical condition. Conditions that can cause these symptoms can include endometriosis, a

More endometriosis facts: •Endometriosis symptoms can occur outside of periods •Endometriosis can occur at any age •Endometriosis is a full body inflammatory condition •Some people with endometriosis have no symptoms, just one, or many! •Endometriosis is commonly missed on scans •Endometrio

Here are some period facts that everyone needs to know!! Conditions like endometriosis, adenomyosis, and PMOS can all cause very painful periods (dysmenorrhea). Approximately 1 in 10 women & girls have endometriosis, yet the diagnosis time between the onset of symptoms is 7-10 years on aver