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Why Early Testing Matters for Endometriosis
By Bela Angress • September 5, 2025Endometrial-like tissue growth outside of the uterus is a condition known as endometriosis. Endometriosis causes symptoms such as back and pelvic pain, dyspareunia, and irregular periods. MyReceptiva offers an endometriosis test to check for specific protein markers. Here is more information on why early testing matters for endometriosis: Treatment Decisions Testing for endometriosis helps detect… -
How To Prepare for an Endometriosis Test
By Bela Angress • September 1, 2025An endometriosis test is a diagnostic tool that helps detect inflammation on the uterine lining; it can be beneficial for women with unexplained infertility, pelvic pain, or a family history of endometriosis. Before completing the test, there are several steps to take to promote accurate results, including scheduling it at the right time. Here are… -
The Connection Between Reproductive Health and Hormonal Balance
By Bela Angress • July 31, 2025Poor reproductive health and hormonal imbalances may be symptoms of an underlying issue. Hormones regulate numerous aspects of the reproductive system, including ovulation and the development of the uterine lining. When the hormones are out of balance, it leads to a range of challenges, including irregular cycles and difficulty conceiving. Understanding this connection helps individuals… -
What Is Endometriosis Testing?
By Bela Angress • July 27, 2025Endometriosis is a chronic condition, and it occurs when tissue similar to the uterine lining grows outside the uterus. Because symptoms of this disease can overlap with those of other conditions, testing is key to confirm a diagnosis and guide treatment. Here’s some information about endometriosis tests and their benefits: Understanding Endometriosis Testing Comprehensive testing… -
New Strategies for Women with Silent Endometriosis
By Bela Angress • July 22, 2025Silent endometriosis impacts reproductive health and may cause infertility. While there is no cure for endometriosis, it can be treated and its symptoms managed. MyReceptiva offers a test to detect this condition. Here are several new strategies for women with silent endometriosis: Look for Uncommon Symptoms Endometriosis occurs when the tissue that is usually inside… -
Recognizing the Hidden Signs of Silent Endometriosis
By Bela Angress • July 15, 2025Endometriosis is a condition in women where uterine tissue grows outside of the uterus, which causes inflammation, scar tissue formation, and abdominal pain. This condition also negatively impacts reproductive health, but may be detected with a My Receptiva test. Silent endometriosis often has milder symptoms than endometriosis. Here are some ways to recognize the hidden… -
Exploring Alternative Therapies for Better Reproductive Health
By Bela Angress • July 1, 2025Taking care of your reproductive health includes managing unexplained infertility or failed IVF cycles. Standard testing may fail to uncover the root cause. My Receptiva’s test helps identify hidden conditions, such as silent endometriosis or endometrial inflammation, which can impact reproductive health. This test identifies hidden conditions, such as inflammation, that may affect fertility. Here… -
4 Uncommon Symptoms of Endometriosis You Shouldn’t Ignore
By Bela Angress • June 27, 2025Endometriosis is a condition where tissues that resemble the uterine lining start to grow outside the uterus. Silent endometriosis may have less obvious symptoms compared to regular endometriosis, making it harder to address. MyReceptiva offers a test for endometriosis to improve your chances of detecting and treating this condition. Here are a few of the… -
The Role of Nutrition in Supporting Reproductive Health
By Bela Angress • June 4, 2025Nutrition and other lifestyle choices can impact your reproductive health. MyReceptiva tests for silent endometriosis, a condition that affects fertility. Here is more information about the role of nutrition in supporting reproductive health: Lifestyle Factors and Fertility Overall health impacts a patient’s ability to maintain a healthy pregnancy. If a couple is experiencing unexplained fertility,…
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