HRT After Hysterectomy and GnRH Analogues: What People With Endometriosis Need to Know
If you have had a hysterectomy for endometriosis, or you have been offered a GnRH analogue injection such as Zoladex or Prostap, there is a good chance hormone replacement therapy (HRT) has come up. And if it has, there is an equally good chance you have been left with questions. [...]
Fact Friday: Why Are So Many Endometriosis Patients Travelling Abroad for Surgery?
What New Research Reveals, and What It Means Here in the UK Welcome back to Fact Friday, our weekly look at new research on endometriosis and adenomyosis, broken down into plain language. This week we're looking at a study that didn't come from a lab bench or a clinical [...]
Black History Month 2026: Being Believed Is Part of Care
Jodie Hughes, Endometriosis South Coast | October 2026 October is Black History Month in the UK, and the 2026 theme, Honouring Our Communities, invites us to recognise the people whose everyday contributions shape, support and sustain Black life across the country (Black History Month UK, 2026). For people living [...]
What a Scan Report Says Matters: Notes From the South West Imaging Training Academy Endometriosis and Adenomyosis Day
Dr Jodie Hughes, Founder, Endometriosis South Coast · October 2026 I was invited to join the NHS South West Imaging Training Academy for its endometriosis and adenomyosis training day, and to speak about the lived experience of endometriosis. It was a room full of sonographers, clinicians and trainers who give [...]
Fact Friday: The Endometriosis-POTS Connection
New research finds that 1 in 6 people with POTS (a dysautonomia condition causing dizziness and a fast heart rate) also have endometriosis, a finding that shows just how whole-body this condition really is. If you live with endometriosis, you've probably had moments where your body throws something new at [...]
Living With an Invisible Illness
The reality of chronic pain with endometriosis and adenomyosis You can be in agonising pain and still look completely fine. That is one of the hardest parts of living with endometriosis or adenomyosis: the gap between how much pain someone is carrying and how little of it shows on [...]
