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2121 Santa Monica Blvd, Santa Monica, CA 90404
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Common Questions
Why do I doubt my endometriosis is real?
You may doubt your endometriosis when symptoms have been minimized or mislabeled, making it harder to trust your body. Symptoms can vary across body systems, and a normal ultrasound or MRI doesn’t automatically rule out endometriosis.
Frozen vs fresh embryo transfer with endometriosis: which is better?
A frozen embryo transfer is often preferred for many patients with endometriosis because it separates ovarian stimulation from the transfer cycle. The best choice depends on your fertility factors, age, embryo quality and response to stimulation.
Can endometriomas lower AMH without affecting egg quality?
Yes, an endometrioma can be linked with lower AMH without automatically meaning poor egg quality. AMH mainly reflects how many small follicles are available, not egg quality; age and follicle counts in each ovary help put the result in context.
Why do I feel dizzy on my period?
Dizziness during your period can result from blood loss, iron-deficiency anemia, or hormonal effects on blood pressure. Pain and dehydration can contribute, while endometriosis or adenomyosis may be associated with a broader pattern of autonomic symptoms.