Chelsea writes about the lost girls, teens who have endo and adeno, chronic conditions which teens are normally seen as being ‘too young’ to have them!

Read the announcement from QENDO President, Jessica Taylor about our Schools Pilot Program, which we are bringing to QLD, this July - August!

Read all about Kate’s endo story as per our EndoMarch challenge prompt of ‘surgery story’!

Read about endometriosis from the perspective of GP’s Dr Ayodhya Jaysinghe, Dr Fiona Raciti and Dr Maria Boulton, from Family Doctors Plus in Windsor

Read about Kristen’s journey with endometriosis and adenomyosis

Kyle shares about his experience with having a partner who suffers from endometriosis.

Here Abbie shares her endometriosis and adenomyosis story.

Bel shares her experience trying pelvic botox, to assist in the management of endometriosis.

Read about founding member, Judith Perryn OAM, a QENDO legend!

Shannon shares her endometriosis journey

Dr Graham Tronc shares what to expect when you visit another specialist, for a second opinion.

IUDs, what are they and how can they help for management of endometriosis? Dannielle discusses them from a patient perspective!

The QENDO Team talk through when to consider seeking a second opinion.

Lauren, from EndoBot Lauren shares her experience with a spinal stimulator for pain management of endometriosis.

Gold Coast obstetrician and gynaecologist Dr Donald Angstetra is an experienced excision specialist and shares with QENDO his guide to choosing the right endometriosis specialist. The right specialist is essential for diagnosis, treatment, ongoing care, and plays a vital role in symptom reduction and quality of life.

The QENDO guide to surviving the silly season when you have endometriosis.

Dr Maz Roginski shares some of the research behind treating endometriosis with acupuncture and chinese medicine.

Meredith, from the Healing Yogi shares what she eats in a day to help manage her endo symptoms

Gynaecologist, Dr Graham Tronc discusses answers to the most commonly asked questions surrounding adenomyosis.

Chelsea shares what it’s like to be diagnosed with endometriosis and adenomyosis, as a teenager - especially when you’re considered ‘too young’ to have these conditions.