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Welcome to season two Uterinekind! We are delighted to be back with you in the podcasting space, bringing you the latest news in female health, interviews with doctors and researchers, and people who are breaking trails to improve our experience with gynecologic and full-body female healthcare. Make sure to tune in to our episodes to continue to spread awareness and spread education to lift health and body literacy for all uterine...

Welcome back to part two of our conversation with Professor Heather Bimonte Nelson!

This is an extraordinary two-part episode with the guest of our dreams who is arguably conducting the most essential research on female health! With the current lack of research and understanding of the female body, it is crucial to spread information and develop new research for our health and future. This is exactly why this week our guest and her ...

The brain and the uterus have a thing going, and Professor Heather Bimonte-Nelson and her team of talented researchers are on to them. 

We’ve been waiting for this interview since the very beginning of Hello Uterus! This is a very special two-part episode with the guest of our dreams who is arguably conducting the most essential research on female health. Hysterectomies are the most common female surgical procedure, and in many case...

July was fibroid awareness month, but at Uterinekind, we keep the awareness going. 

Uterine fibroids are insanely common, affecting up to 80% of females and is the most common reason for a hysterectomy. But removing the uterus is NOT the only option, despite what many are told. We’re bringing you a fibroid-focused episode with one of the best.

There's a non-surgical treatment option called Uterine Fibroid Embolization (UFE) that isn'...

If you’re an avid listener, then you know how we feel about the chemical industry and PFAS (also known as forever chemicals). Our awareness of these toxic practices has led us to try to consume "clean" products for our bodies, but what if that isn’t enough? In this segment of Uterus in the News, learn the shocking truth behind the organic superfood we all reach for and why we need to hold these companies accountable for damaging ou...

They were right: it IS all in your head.

PMS and PMDD actually starts with the brain, so why aren't we focusing on it more?  

Well, someone named Emilė Radytė is.

There are over 130 different symptoms that are recognized with premenstrual syndrome (PMS). Some experience cognitive and physical symptoms that can cause a real interference with daily life. These should not be dismissed.

In this episode, we dive into this revolutionary scie...

Fibroids are WAY more common than may think. Up to 80% of Black females and 70% of White females will develop fibroids.

Do you live with extreme period symptoms? Do you find yourself adjusting your life around your period? Do you leave your house with pounds of pads and clothing in case you bleed through? 

Painful periods, excessive bleeding, bloating, and mental health struggles aren't normal and are signs that something is off. And...

Alright note takers, get ready! This is a beefy episode filled with accessible tips on preparing for and communicating in doctors appointments, from someone who is on the front line. Take a deep breath. Doing just one or two things can increase your chances of having a successful appointment.

Having a successful appointment can seem like an impossible task after years of dismissal and feeling let down, but here we are joined by Nurs...

This might be the most exciting episode yet! We’re watching medical history unfold all the way from Japan. 

Are we on the path to having a non-hormonal therapy for halting the progression of and potentially reversing endometriosis?

We are so honored to be joined by Dr. Ayako Nishimoto-Kakiuchi from Chugai Pharmaceuticals, which is the team behind this research. Dr. Ayako introduces us to the anti-IL-8 recycling antibody developed by ...

It’s a story we’ve unfortunately heard multiple times on this podcast. A delayed diagnosis that goes on for years, decades even, all thanks to a mix of gaslighting, misinformation, and lack of specialists and awareness for conditions such as endometriosis.

Medical gaslighting doesn’t only affect physical health by allowing conditions to progress. It can lead to a domino effect of confusion, self-doubt, anxiety, or depression.

Our gue...

As endometriosis awareness month closes, adenomyosis awareness month kicks off! Both conditions are underfunded, misunderstood, and can come with debilitating symptoms.

Adenomyosis deserves more awareness, so today we’re putting a spotlight on it. We take a journey into  the uterus and break down what adenomyosis is, the difference between endo and adeno, what it may feel like, and signs to look out for. 

So who or what do we turn to...

When the main people in power in this country see us as nothing but bleeders and birthers, it can be hard to not get political. There are so many pieces of legislation coming for those born as female. From banning the discussion of periods to banning our bodily autonomy, we’ve been under attack for years and it’s not slowing down. So if it’s not going away anytime soon, we need to get serious and speak up about these matters! We ar...

Endometriosis is a debilitating, full body, chronic, inflammatory condition that takes an average of ten years to diagnose. Many are told their symptoms are normal, so it flies under the diagnosis radar as it progressively worsens. By educating ourselves on the warning signs, we can begin to fight for a definitive diagnosis. 

Today’s guest has an endo story that, unfortunately, many can relate to. We’re joined by board certified pat...

Painful cramps, lack of energy, anxiety, and depression, but told it’s just your period? Well, that’s not a diagnosis! This episode is a learning opportunity for anyone experiencing abnormal mood swings during their period, but also for parents whose kids might be struggling as well. We dive into premenstrual dysphoric disorder, how it affects the body, how it's different from PMS, signs of the disorder, what treatment may look lik...

Happy Endometriosis Awareness Month, uterinekind! To celebrate, we have an exciting 'Uterus in the News' segment all about endo. Amazing research out of Japan is showing promising signs of combating this debilitating condition that impacts 1 in 10 people. Research like this gives us hope and direction. But we need to see more funding for research on female bodies. 

Are you an animal lover? We can learn a lot from our furry friends, ...

Minimally invasive, less pain, and faster recovery? That sounds like the only way I’d like to have a procedure done!

Hysterectomies have been a common procedure for years, but there are a lot of misconceptions surrounding this serious procedure. They’re not for everyone, but with informed-consent and based on your personal goals, a hysterectomy is the best option.

We’re bringing you a mini hysterectomy 101 with OB/GYN Dr. Bryon Harpe...

Get ready for this life-changing lesson, uterinekind! No seriously, this episode will change lives if you take this priceless information and apply it to your daily life. I promise you this is not a “health nut” diet promotion or anything of the sort. Not only does science prove the success of these methods, but some of us at Uterinekind are living proof as well. The information here will be beneficial for everyone, but especially ...

Happy Valentine’s Day, uterinekind! 💗

Buckle in for today’s guest, the ultimate endometriosis expert, Heather Guidone. Heather is the surgical program director at the Center for Endometriosis Care, a certified Patient Advocate, and lives endometriosis. For 30 years she has used her expertise to support the endometriosis community. She shares the most important must-know knowledge of endometriosis including what it is, how to manag...