CenterForEndometriosisCare

12/12/2025

The are often framed as joyful, busy, and social. But when you live with and other chronic illnesses, the season can bring flares, exhaustion, stress, and pressure to “push through.” The holidays can intensify everything...pain, fatigue, family dynamics, grief, the expectation to be “okay” and more. This time of year often means managing physical symptoms and emotional overload at the same time, more than ever. Here are some practical tips to support yourself and practice self-care during the days ahead. 🎗️

12/10/2025

Some folks are missing, but our whole CEC family sends our very best, happiest holiday wishes to you and yours. We are so grateful for your trust and the privilege of being part of this extraordinary community. Thank you for allowing us to walk alongside you on your care journeys. Wishing you all peace, health, and joy this holiday season and in the year ahead.

12/10/2025

Our collaborative, strategic involvement of other specialists in our operating room allows us to deliver comprehensive, patient-centered surgical plans that optimize pain reduction, enable thorough disease removal, restore and protect fertility, and improve overall quality of life. If your doctor isn’t building the appropriate interdisciplinary team for their surgeries, it’s a strong indication that you should seek care elsewhere.

12/09/2025

can cause symptoms that often feel confusing or “out of nowhere.”

👉🏼 Many describe a deep pressure over the bladder, sharp pain when it fills, burning during urination, or a constant urge to p*e — even when the bladder isn’t full.
👉🏼 For some, the symptoms flare around the menstrual cycle, radiate to the pelvis or lower back, or mimic a even when urine tests are normal.

But bladder pain isn’t always caused by alone. Conditions like or pelvic-floor muscle dysfunction can overlap or mimic these symptoms, which is why diagnosis requires a careful and thorough evaluation.

Imaging may offer clues, but confirmation of urinary-tract endometriosis can only be made surgically with histology.

Even after removing endometriosis, bladder symptoms can persist if other pelvic conditions are also contributing. That’s why a multidisciplinary approach is so important — looking at the bladder, floor, and all possible sources of , not just the endometriosis itself.

👀 If your bladder symptoms seem to follow your cycle, feel like a UTI that never shows up on tests, or disrupt your daily life, it’s worth exploring whether endometriosis may be part of the picture.

12/02/2025

A new global study has reaffirmed what we have been saying for decades: (a disease of the uterus) and (a systemic inflammatory disease) are far more common - and more continuously overlooked - than the medical system and public acknowledge. Both diseases remain chronically underdiagnosed and poorly treated in many healthcare settings. At our Center, we see and treat both very frequently (and often within the same individual) in patient-centered ways that reflect our belief that all patients deserve accurate diagnosis, effective treatment, and real relief.

11/28/2025

There’s an invisible energy economy that shapes everyday life for someone with . CenterForEndo.com 🎗️

11/25/2025

During this season of Giving Thanks, we pause to reflect on the profound gratitude we feel for our global patients and the extraordinary worldwide community. We remain deeply appreciative of the trust you place in us. May you and your loved ones enjoy an abundance of peace, joy, and togetherness this Thanksgiving holiday. - Dr. Sinervo, Dr. Eugenio & the CEC Team

11/24/2025

When your pain shows up in places that others insist “aren’t related,” you’re not imagining it. can affect the entire body, but unfortunately, some of the more common non-pelvic signs may be missed or misdiagnosed. We know that the pain is real, however, and we don’t just look for “typical” signs of the disease. CenterForEndo.com 🎗️

11/21/2025

You weren't given photos after your surgery? Head over to TikTok and hear what Dr. José D. Eugenio-Colón - DrEndometriosis has to say about that. https://www.tiktok.com//video/7574423512782245151

11/20/2025

🎗️Want to understand a little better? Explore more Myths vs. Facts and find out how our Center can help at CenterForEndo.com. 🎗️

11/19/2025

If you’re looking to learn more about our free case review consult - a patient-first service we’ve proudly offered since 1991 - you can find everything you need to proceed at CenterForEndo.com under the 'free review' tab. 🎗️ https://www.centerforendo.com/free-case-review

11/18/2025