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EPISODE · Jan 8, 2020 · 1H 7M

Endometriosis: Cause of Pain? Treatments? Diagnosis? Symptoms? and More, Ft. Alyssa Dotson

from Physionic · host Nicolas Verhoeven

This week's episode is an intriguing one as it involves an in-depth dive into the condition known as endometriosis. I am joined by Alyssa Dotson, who had endometriosis and spent several years reading up on the condition. We dive into treatment, diagnosis, her story, what endometriosis is, as well as a study that claims to have found the cause of endometriosis pain, as well as much more. Time Stamps: What is Endometriosis? (2:02) What causes Endometriosis? (3:08) Signs & Symptoms? (6:49) How long has Endometriosis been around, clinically? (19:37) Treatments for Endometriosis? (20:58) Does Endometriosis worsen? (28:35) When should you see a doctor? (30:11) Being your own advocate with your doctor? (31:29) Are there proven tests to diagnose Endometriosis? (33:05) How prevalent is Endometriosis? (35:05) When does Endometriosis occur in life? (36:06) What causes the pain associated with Endometriosis [STUDY] (38:37) Alyssa's IG: @alyssamckenzie Nancy's Nook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/NancysNookEndoEd/?fref=nf Study: https://www.physionic.org/endometriosispain

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