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Painful periods, pain during sex, infertility, lethargy — it’s little wonder that the symptoms of endometroisis can greatly affect your mental health. In this blog, we take a closer look at this connection.

Are you experiencing pelvic pain and bowel issues? And are you assuming that the symptoms are related to a gastrointestinal problem? Not so fast. Reproductive health issues can also cause these same side effects.

While you may not have heard the term “adenomyosis,” it might surprise you to know that the condition may affect up to 65% of females. Here’s a look at what this condition is and whether there’s a cause for concern.

The hallmarks of endometriosis are painful and abnormal periods. Unfortunately, this fairly common problem can also lead to unwelcome changes in your pelvic region. Here’s a look at this far-reaching condition.

Even under normal circumstances, periods aren’t exactly comfortable events. When they’re painful or prolonged, your menstrual cycles become a quality-of-life issue rather than a hassle, and we can help.

While the word “robotic” may conjure up images of a procedure devoid of humans, a robotic hysterectomy is the perfect blend of human experience and technological precision. Here’s what you can expect.

While growths in your uterus may sound alarming, the fact is that uterine fibroids are very common and mostly harmless. That said, there are times when fibroids can become problematic, which is where we come in.

While endometriosis can impact your quality of life in many ways, from heavy bleeding to pelvic pain, it can also affect your fertility. The good news is that an endometriosis diagnosis doesn’t necessarily mean you can’t get pregnant.

More than one in ten women of child-bearing age has endometriosis, but many are unaware of the problem. Read on to learn the top five signs that you have endometriosis.

Women are generally no strangers to painful periods. In fact, 80% experience them at some point during their lives. Persistently painful periods, however, may signal a more serious problem, such as endometriosis.

A woman's health is governed, to a surprising degree, by her reproductive health, which is why women benefit from specialized gynecological care. Here’s a look at just a few of the reasons why you should seek gynecological care.

If you’ve decided that a hysterectomy is the best path forward for resolving your health concerns and improving your quality of life, here’s what you can expect in both the short- and long-term.

If you’re struggling with pain because of endometriosis, one of the best ways to tackle the problem is through hormone therapy. Here’s a look at how hormones may hold the key to helping you find much-needed relief.

Uterine fibroids are incredibly common, affecting up to 80% of women in their childbearing years. Even though they’re mostly benign, you should know what uterine fibroids are and when they may need treatment.

The first thing to understand about urinary incontinence is that you’re not alone. Millions of Americans have daily problems with it. The second thing you need to understand is that effective solutions are available. Read on to learn more.

Uterine fibroids can cause severe pain and discomfort during your periods. Now there’s a minimally invasive option that can treat your condition. Robot-assisted myomectomies are a safe and effective way to remove fibroids.

Have you experienced unusual pelvic pain lately? Perhaps during sex or during your period? You may have endometriosis. Read on to learn what endometriosis is and how the condition can be treated.

Are you concerned about getting fibroids? Read on to learn about five risk factors that can increase your chances of getting them.

Hysterectomies have come a long way. With robotic-assisted surgery, incisions are smaller and much more precise. Read on to learn about the advantages of getting a hysterectomy with robotic-assisted surgery.

Do you have one or more fibroids? While these noncancerous growths often have no symptoms, sometimes they do. Read on to learn the symptoms they can cause and how they can be removed.

If you’ve been having trouble conceiving and have been diagnosed with endometriosis, a condition called “frozen pelvis” could be the reason you can’t get pregnant. Find out how to overcome this infertility.

Your periods seem unstoppable, your back is killing you, and you cramp, spot, and keep rushing to the restroom. It sounds like a classic case of uterine fibroids. If you need surgery to remove them, there’s never been a better time.

Are you having problems getting pregnant? Find out if endometriosis is at fault. Learn about the symptoms, causes, and treatments for this common condition.

For women, pelvic pain is a common thing. It can develop from many causes that can make getting an accurate diagnosis difficult. If you suffer from pelvic pain, click here to learn more about some of the most common reasons behind it.

As a woman, you want to ensure your reproductive system is in good health. Ovarian cysts usually don’t present serious problems, but if you start feeling pain and discomfort and don’t know why, watch out for these common symptoms.

Are fibroids putting your health at risk? Learn about how different types of fibroids may impact your reproductive organs and wellbeing, and find out what you can do about them.

A hysterectomy, which is the removal of the uterus and sometimes the cervix, is a major medical procedure. There are many things to consider before getting one. Read on to learn what it’s for, what it involves, and what the alternatives are.

If you’re having issues with fertility, there can many possible causes, but endometriosis is one that you should address sooner than later. In addition to causing a lot of pain, it can directly affect and even prevent you from getting pregnant.

While sometimes uterine fibroids can be treated with medication and non-surgical procedures, there are times when surgery is the only effective option. Luckily, there are minimally invasive surgery options available to you that have great results.

In a perfect world, your menstrual cycle makes its monthly appearance and quietly disappears again, readying itself for the next round. When abnormal bleeding develops, however, it could be a red flag that something is amiss.

While endometriosis doesn't rank very high on the "emergency" list of medical and health problems, there comes a point at which it should be considered an emergency because of what's at stake. Read our blog to learn more.

From your first period through menopause, the pain and consequences of endometriosis can greatly impact your daily routine and your goals for the future. Learn about the many effective treatments available for relief from this complex condition.

The things that can mimic the symptoms of endometriosis can tempt a physician to wait to do surgery for a definitive diagnosis. Learn more on our blog, and contact trusted endometriosis specialist Ulas Bozdogan, MD, FACOG to schedule an appointment.

Are there any upsides to having endometriosis? While endometriosis is an unfortunate condition, it can teach you a lot about your body. Read our blog to learn more, and contact trusted endometriosis specialist Ulas Bozdogan, MD, FACOG for any questions.

Trusted endometriosis specialist Dr. Ulas Bozdogan discusses how to seek your own path, based on what is right for you, as well as the state-of-the-art options and each of their pros and cons.

Learn about some of the common causes of irregular bleeding on our blog, and contact Dr. Bozdogan if you are looking for a trusted endometriosis specialist in Hackensack, NJ or New York City, NY.

Uterine fibroids can cause a range of symptoms including pain, heavy periods, and reproductive problems. Using minimally invasive procedures and robot-assisted surgery, Dr. Bozdogan can remove fibroids and reduce symptoms.

What is endometriosis, and how can it be treated? Learn more on our blog, and contact Dr. Bozdogan if you are looking for a trusted endometriosis specialist in Hackensack, NJ or New York City, NY.

Robotic hysterectomy using the da VinciⓇ Surgical System provides many benefits, including smaller incisions, fewer complications, and faster healing. Contact trusted endometriosis specialist, Dr. Ulas Bozdogan, to schedule an appointment.

If you have pelvic pain, don’t ignore your symptoms. They could signal a serious medical condition, such as endometriosis, uterine fibroids, or pelvic inflammatory disease. Contact our trusted endometriosis specialist today to learn more.

As many as 40% of women with endometriosis have some degree of infertility. Early diagnosis and treatment can help relieve symptoms and improve your chances of getting pregnant.

Although no one ever wants to have a hysterectomy, when you must make that decision, it’s comforting to know that hysterectomies are outpatient procedures performed with exceptional precision and safety thanks to robotic-assisted surgery.

In a previous article (7 Reasons Why Endometriosis is a True Emergency), Dr. Ulas Bozdogan explained why he believes endometriosis is an emergency. He continues the discussion in another blog post.

Your “endometrium,” your innermost lining of your womb (uterus), is just as complex as any other tissue. Learn more about the endometriosis condition in our blog post, written by trusted endometriosis specialist, Ulas Bozdogan, MD.

Are you a victim of endometriosis? Learn more about the disorder on our blog, and contact trusted endometriosis specialist, Dr. Ulas Bozdogan, to request an appointment.

Endometriosis has the potential to impact one's health, comfort and happiness. Read our blog to learn more about the benefits of surgery, and contact trusted endometriosis specialist, Ulas Bozdogan, MD to schedule an appointment.

If you have endometriosis, you may be wondering what kinds of treatments are available to give you relief from the pain and other symptoms. Thankfully, there are lots of options. Contact our trusted endometriosis specialist, Dr. Bozdogan, to learn more.

If you’re experiencing pain, heavy menstrual bleeding, or other symptoms because of uterine fibroids, you have a lot of treatment options -- watchful waiting, medications, noninvasive treatments, and robot-assisted surgery.