On this page, you will find recordings of webinars on topics related to living with endometriosis. You should always contact your GP or medical practitioner with individual medical questions.
A huge thank you to all of our incredible webinar hosts. You can find and register for our upcoming webinars here. The content of lectures and talks given for Endometriosis UK represent the views of the speakers and not necessarily the views of the charity.
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This webinar will seek to help viewers understand pain mechanisms in endometriosis, pain management strategies and what triggers flares, and practical techniques for flare management.
We are pleased to be joined by Miss Jessica Preshaw (consultant Gynaecologist) and Mr Guy Morris (consultant Gynaecologist).
This webinar will explore how endometriosis affects reproductive health, libido, and fertility. We’ll cover hormonal influences, treatment options, and communication strategies for navigating intimacy with partners and care providers.
We are pleased to be joined by Dr. Peter Hinstridge - Consultant Gynaecologist, Royal Derby Hospital, University Hospitals of Derby & Burton NHS Trust, Derby
Peter will be discussing Menopause and HRT in relation to Endometriosis.
The EndoVoice Project: Understanding the links between Endometriosis, mental health, and wellbeing through the voices of people with lived experience.
Join us for an essential event dedicated to increasing awareness and understanding of endometriosis. With free admission for all - this unique gathering will bring together healthcare professionals, researchers, and those living with endometriosis to share insights, experiences, and the latest advancements in diagnosis and treatment.
We are pleased to be joined by Dr. Kenneth Ma for this month’s webinar: Adenomyosis explained. Dr. Ken will be discussing what Adenomyosis is, its symptoms, treatment and management, and how it is diagnosed.
With endometriosis taking on average nearly 9 years to diagnose in the UK and gynaecology waiting times at an all time high, it's never been more important for Endometriosis UK to use our voice for change. There are a number of ways that you, as a supporter of the charity, can engage in our campaigning activities and use your voice to help bring about much needed change for the endometriosis community.
