Singapore Endometriosis Support Group

Share your stories of resilience and perseverance in dealing with Endometriosis by emailing it to: iamnamira.e@gmail.com We will get your story featured in the next blog post. There aren’t many contributions on personal accounts with Endometriosis here in Singapore and these stories would be helpful to others in staying hopeful. You might never know your story could be the one that saves a fellow warrior who is suffering in silence right now. #bethatperson #e4endo #endometri

E FOR ENDOMETRIOSIS SUPPORTS PCOS AWARENESS MONTH 🙌 DO YOU HAVE ENDOMETRIOSIS AND PCOS? WHAT IF YOU HAVE BOTH? PCOS (POLYCYSTIC OVARY SYNDROME) is a hormonal disorder where excess androgen production and insulin resistance causes irregular cycles, hair growth, acne, infertility, weight gain and many other chronic issues. Endometriosis is an inflammatory disorder where tissue similar to lining of uterus is found outside the uterus and it causes painful periods, chronic pelvic

Several concerns in recent weeks have addressed the question of whether the Covid-19 vaccine affect women’s cycles and menstruation itself. This has included periods arriving early and being heavier than usual, or being absent or late, among other changes. Most medical practitioners have tried to reassure patients that even if there is a connection, it would be temporary. Anthropologist; Dr. Kathryn Clancy at the University of Illinois, received so many responses from others

One of the most common questions I usually get is, “How do I get myself referred to my preferred doctor but under subsidy?” Well, you don’t. Subsidised patients are not allowed to pick their preferred doctor. If they insist, they have to ‘convert’ into private. This make sense because we are paying for the expertise of the preferred doctor who is usually a senior consultant specialising in the condition. But over the years, I managed to pick some useful tips and tricks that c

THE ARTICLE IS OUT! QUESTIONS ANSWERED. GO TO: PART 1: Breakdown Before Breakthrough (endosupport.sg) Kindly view the video in the link below for a better understanding. *DISCLAIMER: This sharing is based on personal experiences. There’s no two bodies alike so what’s work for one doesn’t necessarily work for the other. Please seek professional advice before attempting any information attained online. #e4endo #eforendometriosis #endometriosis #chronicpain #chronicillness #brai

Thank you for the feature ❤️ You can check it out here too: https://forlifemag.com/what-its-like-living-with-endometriosis/?fbclid=IwAR2ya_LGwj_3XzEi-55m29SYrPPFJwtKGQXg478M9jqhlzRyhUb2bxvElc8 Let’s keep the awareness going! 🙌 #e4endo #eforendometriosis #endometriosis #chronicpain #chronicillness #chronicfatigue #brainfog #sgfitness #fitwithendo #endobelly #endobloat #endohusband #adenomyosis #endometriosishusband #singapore #endometriosisawareness #endo #endowarrior #end

For those who did not have the chance to join the session, fret not! Just click the video below to catch-up 😁 Event dated: 8 May 2021 Speaker (Physiotherapist): Karen Edwards Brought to you by: www.endosupport.sg We all know attaining pelvic health is essential in managing pain. Pelvic floor problems affect everyday life which can overwhelm and dominate your life at any stage. So, it came as a relief when Karen Edwards; a Pelvic Health Physiotherapist who has been working in