If you have painful periods or infertility, it's likely that you've wondered about endometriosis. A few years ago, it was announced that a test was now on the market that could tell you, through an endometrial biopsy, if endometriosis was your issue. Today's episode looks at the Receptiva test and how it may or may not help you get to the root cause of your health & fertility concerns with the guidance of Dr. Nicholas Kongoasa, Chief Surgeon at The Center for Restorative Reproductive Surgery and Chief Medical Officer of Reproductive Health Medicine & Gynecology, both based in Atlanta, GA.

NOTE: This episode does include anatomical terms like cervix, uterus, and vagina.

Show Note Links:
Reproductive Health Medicine and Gynecology
The Center for Restorative Reproductive Surgery
Restorative Surgery Lunch & Learn
Infertility 101
Infertility 101 Resource Guide
Advocating in the Dr.'s Office: Asking Good Questions
Endometriosis 101
Endo 101 Resource Guide
What is the Creighton Method?

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