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On these pages you will find unbiased, accurate and up-to-date information about endometriosis. You can download any of our publications for further information. If you have any questions or simply need someone to talk to, you can call our free, confidential helpline.
Coronavirus (COVID-19) and endometriosis
All the latest information on COVID-19 and endometriosis.
Understanding endometriosis
Understand more about this little-known condition, as well as endometriosis symptoms, causes and statistics.
Getting diagnosed
Learn more about getting diagnosed with endometriosis
Endometriosis Treatment
Read more about treatment for endometriosis
Personal stories
Read about other women's experience of endometriosis, treatment and how they manage the condition.
Information for teenage girls
Download our fact-filled information leaflets about endometriosis and periods for young women
Endometriosis glossary
Take a look at our glossary of commonly used endometriosis medical terms and phrases
Endometriosis FAQs
Read our frequently asked questions about endometriosis
Endometriosis UK publications
Browse and download our free endometriosis publications and leaflets
Endometriosis facts and figures
Learn about the latest facts and figures about endometriosis
These information pages have been written for women who may have endometriosis and their families and friends. Health professionals may also find them useful as a supportive tool to help to explain treatment options for endometriosis. We make every effort to ensure that this content is reviewed regularly for accuracy and relevancy.
We only intend for this information to help you make any decisions you may face, but not to replace the medical advice from healthcare professionals. Please do continue to talk to your doctor if you are worried about any medical issues.
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