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Fibroids and Endometriosis Explained: Expert Q&A

Minimally invasive gynecologic surgeons Shari Snow, MD, Laura Douglass, MD, and Sandra Laveaux, MD, MPH, discuss fibroids and endometriosis. Both conditions can cause severe pelvic pain and heavy bleeding, but are different. Click "Show More" to view a full table of contents of the topics discussed. Learn more about fibroid care at UChicago Medicine: https://www.uchicagomedicine.org/cond... You can learn more about endometriosis care at UChicago Medicine here: https://www.uchicagomedicine.org/cond... Remote second opinions are available here: https://www.uchicagomedicine.org/pati... Table of Contents: 0:00:00 Introduction 0:01:01 What is endometriosis? 0:01:44 What is the difference between endometriosis and fibroids? 0:02:36 What are the symptoms of fibroids? What are the symptoms of endometriosis? 0:03:44 How is endometriosis treated? 0:04:26 How does minimally invasive surgery for fibroids work? 0:09:17 When I have my fibroid removed, will it leave a large scar? 0:10:21 Is endometriosis or fibroids hereditary? 0:11:23 As a gynecologist, how are you able to care for such a wide range of folks? 0:12:59 Can fibroids lead to back pain? 0:14:04 What causes fibroids to grow? 0:15:13 Why does endometriosis cause pain? 0:15:58 Is pain during my period normal? 0:17:14 Can treatment for fibroids and endometriosis affect my fertility? 0:20:42 I have scar tissue from previous c-sections and fibroid removal surgeries, but I'm still struggling with pain and heavy bleeding. What are the treatment options? 0:22:28 Is there a link between fibroids and cancer? 0:24:15 Can endometriosis make periods severe? 0:25:29 What is the risk of fibroids returning after being removed? 0:27:24 Is there any way to prevent endometriosis? 0:28:08 How are fibroids, cysts, and polyps different? 0:29:11 What are the long-term effects of endometriosis on a woman's body? Learn more At Forefront of Medicine: Website: http://www.uchicagomedicine.org Twitter:   / uchicagomed   Facebook:   / uchicagomed   Make an appointment today at 888-824-0200.