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Endometriosis Support Courses

Endometriosis courses for the issue you are navigating.

This is one part of the wider InsideHer course library. It brings together patient-facing endometriosis courses, symptom-specific support, treatment guidance, and extra clinician-facing depth for the people involved in care.

6 patient courses
5 symptom pathways
1 specialist section
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Start Here

Start with the part of endometriosis that feels most relevant right now.

Most people coming to this page will want the patient courses first. If you are living with endometriosis, start there. Clinician-facing depth is still available further down for the people supporting care.

If you are not sure whether endometriosis is the right route, start with the public symptom triage. Your result unlocks after onboarding so the recommendation stays attached to your InsideHer profile.

For patients

Courses written for living with the condition and making calmer next decisions.

Use these for symptoms, treatment decisions, food and bowel support, fatigue, heavy bleeding, intimacy pain, and day-to-day life with endometriosis.

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For care teams

Extra clinician-facing depth is available when a specialist or clinician needs it.

These courses support consult quality, treatment sequencing, imaging and referral thinking, and more joined-up multidisciplinary care.

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Course Directory

The complete endometriosis section, grouped for fast patient use first.

Patient courses

The main courses for people living with endometriosis.

Foundations Living With Endometriosis The broad patient course on symptoms, care, food, flares, and daily life. Nutrition Supplements and Nutrition for Endometriosis Food patterns, bowel support, fiber, iron, vitamin D, and simpler supplement choices. Treatment decisions Endometriosis Treatment Options Pain relief, hormones, surgery, fertility planning, and next-step decision support. Symptom pathway Bowel and Bladder Symptoms in Endometriosis Cyclical GI and urinary symptoms, overlap patterns, and practical care questions. Symptom pathway Heavy Bleeding and Adenomyosis Overlap Heavy periods, iron-loss burden, adenomyosis overlap, and treatment discussions. Symptom pathway Sex, Pelvic Floor, and Intimacy Pain in Endometriosis Deep pain, guarding, pelvic floor overlap, and more joined-up support.

Clinician courses

Extra depth for clinicians, specialists, and teams involved in care.

Foundations Endometriosis Foundations and GI Care Recognition, diagnosis, GI overlap, management pathways, and clinical framing. Nutrition Clinician Course: Supplements and Nutrition for Endometriosis Evidence hierarchy, deficiency correction, GI overlap, and counseling language. Treatment sequencing Clinical Management Pathways for Endometriosis Consult sequencing, referral thresholds, surgery, fertility-priority care, and review logic. Symptom pathway Clinician Course: Bowel and Bladder Endometriosis Imaging, referral logic, overlap thinking, and deeper disease pathway decisions. Symptom pathway Clinician Course: Heavy Bleeding and Adenomyosis Overlap Heavy bleeding phenotypes, iron-loss risk, imaging strategy, and treatment sequencing. Symptom pathway Clinician Course: Sex, Pelvic Floor, and Intimacy Pain in Endometriosis Dyspareunia phenotypes, pelvic floor overlap, and multidisciplinary support pathways.

Symptom Pathways

Start by symptom if that feels easier.

If the main issue right now is bowel symptoms, heavy bleeding, intimacy pain, food questions, or treatment decisions, these routes help you open the most relevant support first. The clinician version is there too when needed.

Library and Tools

Need the wider InsideHer system too?

Endometriosis is one section of the wider InsideHer course library. If another life stage or symptom pattern is also part of your picture, you can move back into the full course home at any point.

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