Adenomyosis Uncovered: Symptoms, Diagnosis, and Treatment | Dr. Ken Sinervo - Fempower Health: The Chronic Pelvic Pain Channel

Join globally recognized expert Dr. Ken Sinervo, Medical Director of the Center for Endometriosis Care, as he discusses adenomyosis, its symptoms, impact on fertility, and treatment options. With decades of experience in advanced laparoendoscopic surgery and multidisciplinary care, Dr. Sinervo offers invaluable insights for patients and clinicians. Listen now to learn how to improve diagnosis and navigate treatment effectively.

Adenomyosis Episode Summary

In this episode of Fempower Health, we explore adenomyosis, a condition that affects millions of women but remains underdiagnosed and misunderstood. Dr. Ken Sinervo, a renowned gynecologic surgeon and the Medical Director at the Center for Endometriosis Care, brings over 25 years of expertise in laparoscopic surgery and women’s health to the discussion. He sheds light on the differences between adenomyosis and endometriosis, the challenges of diagnosis, treatment options, and how clinicians and patients can work together for better outcomes. Whether you are a patient navigating symptoms or a clinician seeking to improve care, this episode is packed with invaluable insights.

Key Discussion Points:

• What is adenomyosis, and how does it differ from endometriosis?
• How does adenomyosis impact fertility and pregnancy outcomes?
• What are the key symptoms of adenomyosis that patients and clinicians should look for?
• Why is adenomyosis often misdiagnosed, and how can it be identified earlier?
• What are the most effective treatment options for adenomyosis, including non-surgical approaches?
• When should a hysterectomy be considered for adenomyosis, and what are the risks involved?
• How can an anti-inflammatory diet help manage adenomyosis symptoms?
• What role does trauma play in chronic pelvic pain conditions like adenomyosis?
• Why is a multidisciplinary approach critical in treating adenomyosis and endometriosis?
• What can women do to advocate for themselves and ensure they receive the right diagnosis and care?

"Around 20% of endometriosis patients also have adenomyosis, and it’s often a key reason for persistent pain even after treating endometriosis." - Dr. Ken Sinervo

Related to this episode on adenomyosis:

• Check out Fempower Health’s resources on Endometriosis, Mental Health, and Fertility 
• Learn more about Dr. Ken Sinvervo 
• Follow the Center for Endometriosis Care on Instagram and Facebook

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