Why Endometriosis Keeps Coming Back (And How to Break the Cycle)

You started to mention some of those things that can get out of balance in somebody's body and influence why they may have endometriosis. And what we're learning is I think which is so interesting is it's not just a disease of the pelvis. It's a systemic disease where we want to think about it really comprehensively and systemically and and ask that question why, so we can treat our patients individually. Welcome to Office Hours. This is our dedicated one-on-one space to go deeper, get clearer, and explore what truly moves the needle for your health.

I'm Dr. Mark Hyman and each week we're going to pull back the curtain and share the insights, the research, the lessons that don't always make it into our conversations with guests. Because at the end of the day, you are the CEO of your own health, and for many of you, your family's health too. And you might not feel it all the time, but you have far more power and agency than you realize.

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