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Over one in five women cannot reach a toilet in time or lose control of wind or waste from their

HFEA figures show Black patients are less likely to have successful IVF treatment

Fertility regulator calls on Black patients to help shape future UK treatment HFEA figures show Black patients are less likely

None of Us Are Visible Until We All Are

By Nikita Chadha Well, it’s been one hell of a week—a real rollercoaster. Last week, the video that I was

Would you like to take part in a study about experiences of urogynaecological conditions, to develop a new web resource for patients and healthcare professionals?

Urogynaecology is a subspecialty of gynaecology that evaluates and treats conditions of the female pelvic organs, supporting muscles and tissues

Mum’s Not The Word – by Aisha Balesaria

Aisha offers an insight into her journey with Endometriosis and being childless not by choice.

Navigating reproductive health issues as a lesbian couple

By Kiran Chalke and Hayle Davies As a lesbian couple with a whole list of reproductive health issues, including endometriosis,

Let Cysters Discover- Changing Narrative

I am Nirali Jain, I am currently pursuing my M.A in Service Design from the University of Arts, London. As part of my thesis project,

Transgender Men’s Experience of Living with Endometriosis – Study

- Cheryl Eder One in ten people have endometriosis, a disease that is painful and chronic having a destructive effect

Is the Cysterhood a safe space? by June-Ann Joseph

June Ann explores her journey with PCOS and how she has navigated and found the online community aka the Cysterhood.

Ever wondered why your healthcare provider presses on your belly during your physical examination?

Dr Sneha Battin Your abdomen is home to a lot of vital organs: the stomach, the intestines, the colon, liver,

My Life with Vaginismus

By Lorna Meehan My Hypnotherapist explained it to me like this: When your body says ‘no’ and you ignore it

I fought for my womb

By - Sunita Thind As far back as I can recall, I have always known I wanted to become a

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