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Do symptoms always correlate with the size or number of fibroids?
Fibroid symptoms don’t always match their size or number. Learn why location and type of fibroid often matter more in determining pain, bleeding, or pressure.
How do I handle feeling a lack of control over my fibroids?
Living with fibroids can feel overwhelming, but the right care and knowledge can help you regain control. Learn steps to manage symptoms and feel empowered.
What are the surgical options for treating fibroids?
Exploring surgery for fibroids? Learn the key differences between radiofrequency ablation, myomectomy, and hysterectomy—and which option may fit your goals.
Who is a good candidate for surgery to treat fibroids?
Considering surgery for fibroids? Learn when surgery becomes the right option, from failed conservative treatments to fertility goals and overall health readiness.
Who is a good candidate for a fibroid ablation?
Wondering if fibroid ablation is right for you? Learn the key factors—size limits, fertility considerations, and pre-surgery screening—that define a good candidate.
How does a radiofrequency ablation for fibroids work?
Radiofrequency ablation offers a minimally invasive way to shrink fibroids without removing them. Learn how this outpatient procedure works step by step.
Is there a cure for endometriosis?
Is there a cure for endometriosis? While no permanent cure exists, treatments like excision surgery and hormonal therapy can help manage symptoms effectively.
How should I think about the different options for treating my fibroids?
Deciding on fibroid treatment? Learn how your symptoms and pregnancy goals shape the best options—from medical therapy to surgery.
What are some common misconceptions about endometriosis staging?
Think higher stages of endometriosis always mean more pain? Learn why staging doesn’t measure pain levels — and why each patient’s experience is unique.
What can help me manage the pain from my fibroids?
Struggling with fibroid pain? From over-the-counter relief to hormonal therapy, minimally invasive treatments, and surgery—discover your options here.
What is your best advice for someone searching for an excision surgeon?
Searching for the right excision surgeon? Learn what to look for in training, specialization, and patient feedback to find the best care for endometriosis.
What are the risks and benefits of surgical treatment for ovarian cysts?
Considering surgery for ovarian cysts? Learn the key risks, benefits, and recovery tips so you can make an informed decision about your treatment options.
Do I need a definitive diagnosis of endometriosis?
Do you really need a definitive diagnosis of endometriosis? Learn when imaging, symptom relief, or surgery may be the right step — depending on your goals.
Do ovarian cysts always cause symptoms?
Do ovarian cysts always cause symptoms? Learn when they’re harmless, when they rupture, and when larger cysts might cause pain or pressure.
What are some tips for sleeping better with endometriosis?
Struggling to sleep with endometriosis pain? Learn practical tips — from diagnosis to treatment options — that may help improve rest and overall wellbeing.
If I had a previous surgeries on my ovary, do I have an increase risk of an ovarian cyst?
Had ovarian surgery before? Learn why some cysts—like dermoid cysts or endometriomas—can return, and when to follow up with your doctor for monitoring.
What is your best advice for someone starting a journey to find treatment for endometriosis?
Starting your search for endometriosis treatment? Dr. Brooke Winner outlines practical first steps — what tests to expect, when to seek a specialist, and why a second opinion can matter.
Can ovarian cysts be caused by endometriosis?
Can endometriosis cause ovarian cysts? Dr. Brooke Winner explains how endometriomas form, what imaging can (and can’t) show, and when surgery may be needed.
What should I do if I am worried I have endometriosis?
Worried you might have endometriosis? Learn which doctors to see, what tests to expect, and when it’s time to seek a specialist for better answers and care.
Is a pelvic exam painful if I have an ovarian cyst?
Pelvic exams aren’t always painful with ovarian cysts, but discomfort can depend on the type of cyst and whether it’s already causing pain.