Show Notes
In today's episode of PCOS Explained, host Clare is joined by Dr. Praveen De Silva, a respected gynaecologist and expert in endometriosis surgery. Praveen delves into the complexities surrounding the diagnosis and treatment of endometriosis. Endometriosis affects about 10% of individuals assigned female at birth, significantly impacting their quality of life. Dr. De Silva shares invaluable insights into this condition, covering various aspects ranging from surgical treatments to the critical importance of timely diagnosis and effective management options. Key points discussed: Understanding Endometriosis surgery Endometriosis symptoms and diagnosis Treatment options and challenges Patient guidance, support and finding specialist help Links to PCOS and fertility This episode is an essential resource for anyone affected by or interested in learning about endometriosis. His insights not only educate but also empower listeners to navigate their healthcare journey with greater understanding and confidence.
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