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Reducing Inflammation with GLP-1 in Endometriosis: Coincidence or Clue?
Learn how GLP-1 in Endometriosis may influence inflammation, symptoms, and hormonal response, and what current research reveals.
Adenomyomectomy
Adenomyomectomy is a complex, uterus-sparing surgical procedure that we perform to specifically remove the diseased adenomyotic tissue from the uterine.
When an Endometrioma Ruptures: A Look Inside the Disease’s Progression
When an endometrioma ruptures, it can accelerate disease progression, inflammation, and pelvic scarring.
Managing Endometriosis and Fertility: Answers to the Questions Everyone’s Asking
Expert answers on managing endometriosis and fertility: symptoms, treatments, surgery options, and conception guidance.
The Link Between Endometriosis and Early Menopause
Discover how endometriosis may increase the risk of early menopause and what it means for your reproductive health.
Endometriomas and Ovarian Reserve: What Every Woman with Endometriosis Should Know
Endometriomas reduce ovarian reserve, lowering AMH and AFC — critical insight for fertility and surgical planning.
Endometriosis and Pregnancy: What You Need to Know
Discover how endometriosis and adenomyosis impact pregnancy, including risks like preterm birth and tips for safer outcomes.
Endometriosis: Recognizing Symptoms and Taking Control
Learn how to recognize endometriosis symptoms and take control of your health with Dr. Seckin’s expert advice.
Endometriosis and Embryo Implantation: What You Need to Know
Learn endometriosis and embryo implantation, fertility, and pregnancy success. Explore key insights to improve your chances of conception.
Know your hysterectomy types
There are different types of hysterectomies. Do you know your options and the consequences of each type of procedure?
The 2023 Endometriosis Medical Conference Is Fast Approaching
The 2023 Endometriosis Medical Conference is titled “From Molecular Fingerprints to Multiorgan Complex Surgery”
Endometriosis & Your Period: What’s the link?
Endometriosis periods may not look much different than normal periods but the menstrual effluent can provide vital clues about the disease.