Written by Dr Erin Nesbitt-Hawes PhD FRANZCOG B Med (Hons), member of our Clinical Advisory Committee. CW: Pregnancy, infertility,...

Written by Dr Michael Wynn-Williams, member of our Clinical Advisory Committee. CW: Contains surgical imagery that some may find graphic....

Written by nutritionist, naturopath, and herbalist Tracy Gaibisso & Low FODMAP recipe provided by Hoda Hannaway Endometriosis and IBS...

By Dr Michael Wynn-Williams - Endometriosis Australia's Clinical Advisory Committee CW: Contains surgical imagery Endometriosis of the...

By Dr Mike Armour and Justin Sinclair from NICM Health Research Institute at Western Sydney University. What is Cannabidiol (CBD)?...

Have any budding questions in relation to the use of medicinal cannabis for endometriosis symptoms? You might find your answers in our most

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"Pain is always real and your experience of pain should always be heard and respected."

If we were to answer this question simply the answer would be no. However there is nothing simple about endometriosis.

Don’t underestimate your resilience and skills to adapt to change that you have already developed in living with endometriosis.

Endometriosis is a complex condition, with pain as one of its main symptoms. The treatment of both endometriosis and pain is difficult,...

Many women with endometriosis report that they find their pain and other symptoms, like fatigue or nausea, are still bothersome, even...