GnRH analogues – we get your point
In response to feedback from endo warriors and medics, we have decided to run our next webinar on the subject of Gonadotrophin-releasing hormone (GnRH) analogue injections.
The aim of this treatment is to prevent heavy menstrual bleeding and at the same time reduce pelvic pain. They can be useful before surgery or to avoid the use of gynaecological treatment completely.
Aside from being a treatment for endometriosis, they are commonly used in cases of uterine fibroids and adenomyosis.
If you would like to know more, then pencil in the evening of the 17 of February for our webinar.
Further details, including how to book tickets online or face-to-face, are coming soon.
Has endo left you down in the mouth?
Endometriosis can cause systemic inflammation throughout your body – resulting in head, neck and back pain.
And as one of our ambassadors discovered recently, it can even result in your MOUTH bleeding.
Though patients are probably unaware of this, dentists do a superb job in spotting mouth cancers, stomach problems and even chronic stress. Could they do the same for endo?
Should dentists be made more aware of the condition – as our ambassadors clearly was?
Do you have endo and have visited the dentist with these kind of problems?
Please message us and let us know.
Meanwhile, a thank you particularly to our NHS dentists, for keeping that smile on our faces and helping medics diagnose serious illness.
Blog one – the year of endo awareness is on
Let’s learn from Chinese culture and colour 2025 bright yellow and make it the Year of Endometriosis Awareness.
All of this in our first blog of the year, which also calls for people within the Chinese community to join with us and improve health for all.
If you would like to share your story or opinion in a blog, let us know. We are keen to learn from each other!
Find out what we're really about, on film
Click onto our brand new movie, detailing what Endometriosis Awareness North is all about Endometriosis Awareness North - YouTube
Featuring our treasured case study Courtney, it also gives medics a platform to call for quicker diagnosis of endometriosis.
With thanks to filmmakers Andrea Bertozzi and Pete Gibson Media.