Vaginal Endometriosis: A Sign You Shouldn’t Ignore
In this urgent expert short, Dr. Karli Goldstein shares a critical PSA on vaginal infiltration of endometriosis — a serious sign of deep, stage 4 disease. If you’ve been told endometriosis is palpable in the vaginal wall or rectovaginal septum, it’s time to seek care from a specialist.
Key Points Covered:
- Vaginally palpable endometriosis may indicate rectovaginal or bowel involvement
- Deep infiltrating disease requires close monitoring, even if you’re already on treatment
- Symptoms like rectal bleeding, stabbing pain, or difficulty with bowel movements are red flags
- Imaging like MRI and possible colonoscopy may be necessary for proper evaluation
- The lower and deeper this disease infiltrates, the more complex the surgical removal
ESSE Care Is Here to Help
Finding the right specialist can be overwhelming, but you don’t have to navigate this alone. At ESSE Care, our experienced team of endometriosis specialists can review your case, provide second (or third or fourth) opinions, and help you take the next step toward relief.
If you’re tired of being dismissed or misdiagnosed, it’s time to take control of your health. Schedule a consultation with ESSE Care today and get the answers you deserve
