ENDO CAUSING BLADDER ISSUES? LET’S TALK URINARY TRACT ENDOMETRIOSIS скачать в хорошем качестве

ENDO CAUSING BLADDER ISSUES? LET’S TALK URINARY TRACT ENDOMETRIOSIS

OKAY! Let's chat all things urinary tract endometriosis! This is a broad overview of how endometriosis lesions, adhesions, and stroma have been found on organs and tissues within the urinary tract system (including the bladder, urethra, ureters, and kidneys). Up to 1% of those with pelvic endometriosis have endometriosis involving the urinary tract. In cases of deep endometriosis (DE), the prevalence is even higher — up to 50%. Yet even in the latter cases when symptoms are obvious, urinary tract endometriosis (UTE) remains underdiagnosed! In this video I chat about the symptoms associated with urinary tract endometriosis (even though urinary tract endometriosis often doesn't present symptoms!). I also go into depth around imaging techniques that are used to isolate, locate, and address endometriosis in the urinary tract (MRI's, ultrasounds, and more!). Let's keep raising awareness around endometriosis so that those suffering with the disease receive the proper care and support that they deserve - especially with presentations of endometriosis in areas that are often underdiagnosed (like the urinary tract!). I'd be curious to know if you have suffered with urinary tract endometriosis and how you found care and support in your region! I'd be happy to do a deeper dive into bladder and kidney endometriosis if you'd like! Just comment down below which video you'd like to see first! Similar videos to check out include my video on bowel endometriosis:    • WHAT IS BOWEL ENDOMETRIOSIS?? WARNING SIGN...   instagram: ‪@endoemmm‬ Resources: extrapelvicnitrare.org https://consultqd.clevelandclinic.org... #endometriosisvlogger #endometriosisawareness #urinarytractendometriosis #endowarrior #endometriosissymptoms #endocommunity Medical Disclaimer The content shared on Endoemmm is for informational purposes only and is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition. Never disregard professional medical advice or delay seeking it because of something you have read or seen on this channel. Information about chronic illnesses like endometriosis is constantly evolving, and the content shared here may not reflect the most up-to-date research or medical guidelines. Please consult a healthcare professional for the most current information tailored to your specific needs. Research Disclaimer The information provided on Endoemmm is based on personal experience, available research, and publicly accessible resources at the time of creation. However, medical knowledge and research are continually advancing, and older content may not reflect the latest evidence or medical standards. Viewers are encouraged to verify any information and consult up-to-date sources or medical professionals for the most accurate and relevant insights into endometriosis and related conditions. Endoemmm does not claim to offer exhaustive or definitive guidance on medical or scientific topics.