MyReceptivaTM is the only test that can detect endometriosis and provide answers for unexplained pain and infertility.
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Patient Advocate Tara Lipinsky
Olympic Figure Skater and Broadcaster
Endometriosis is a silent epidemic and women need to be their own advocates to push for earlier detection. My personal journey with endometriosis could have been so different if detected sooner. The MyReceptivaTM test gives answers and a clearer picture of the next steps to get the help you need.
Tara Lipinsky
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What is Endometriosis?
Endometriosis is a complex disease in which tissue that is similar to the endometrial lining of the uterus grows outside of the uterus. It typically grows on the ovaries, ovarian tubes, the outer wall of the uterus, the intestines, other organs in the abdomen and in some cases outside the abdomen. Pelvic pain and infertility are two of the hallmark symptoms of Endometriosis.
Currently, there is no known cause Or Cure For endometriosis.
Undiagnosed Endometriosis is a Global Problem.
What is the MyReceptivaTM Test?
MyReceptivaTM identifies inflammation on the uterine lining using a protein marker, BCL6, that if present, is highly associated with endometriosis.*
MyReceptivaTM was created to help women determine if endometriosis is the cause of their pelvic pain or the reason for their infertility or recurrent pregnancy loss. Offered through IVF centers for the last 7 years, this test is now available directly to women accessing their Ob-Gyn or Women’s Healthcare provider.
* The MyReceptivaTM test is based on a timed endometrial biopsy sample collected by your Women’s Healthcare specialist.
Who Should Consider The MyReceptivaTM Test?
Endometriosis symptoms are frequently non-specific, making diagnosis difficult.
Endometriosis Symptoms
Infertility Issues
Early diagnosis and treatment can mitigate later complications.
Trusted by Experts.
The only test used by over 75% of IVF Fertility doctors to detect endometriosis and confirmed by gynecologic surgeons specializing in laparoscopy.
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Dr. Aimee Eyvazzadeh, MD
OB/GYN, Fertility Specialist
The MyReceptiva™ test is an important advancement for women with fertility issues. The results can be life-changing, even for women not currently considering IVF. I’ve been using BCL6 analysis since 2017 and have helped thousands of women use those results to move forward and start a family.
Dr. Aimee
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Dr. Mona Orady, MD
FACOG Gynecologic Surgeon
For years, the women’s healthcare field has lacked a test that could assist in triaging patients with undiagnosed pelvic or abdominal pain. The MyReceptivaTM test has proven to be a powerful predictor of endometriosis that can be performed during a routine office visit allowing for expedited referrals to endometriosis specialists for an official diagnosis and a proper treatment plan.
Dr. Orady
MyReceptivaTM Endometriosis Detection.
The MyReceptivaTM test is highly accurate for detecting uterine inflammation associated with endometriosis and has been independently verified by multiple laparoscopy centers.
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Sensitivity
93 out of 100 endometriosis cases will be detected. Just 7% of cases will go undetected.
Specificity
Highly accurate for uterine inflammation, but in 4% of cases endometriosis will not be the source of inflammation.
Testing with Confidence.
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1 in 10 American women will be afflicted with Endometriosis, which is why we’re determined to provide answers and solutions. Millions of women have suffered from endometriosis and have been able to find solutions.
We are here to help.