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Welcome to Endo Battery, the podcast that's here to journey with you through Endometriosis and Adenomyosis.
In a world where silence often shrouds these challenging conditions, Endo Battery stands as a beacon of hope and a source of strength. We believe in the power of knowledge, personal stories, and expert insights to illuminate the path forward. Our mission? To walk with you, hand in hand, through the often daunting landscape of Endometriosis and Adenomyosis.
This podcast is like a warm hug for your ears, offering you a cozy space to connect, learn, and heal. Whether you're newly diagnosed, a seasoned warrior, or a curious supporter, Endo Battery is a resource for you. Here, you'll find a community that understands your struggles and a team dedicated to delivering good, accurate information you can trust.
What to expect from Endo Battery:
Personal Stories: We're all about real-life experiences – your stories, our stories – because we know that sometimes, the most profound insights come from personal journeys.
Leading Experts: Our podcast features interviews with top experts in the field. These are the individuals who light up the path with their knowledge, sharing their wisdom and expertise to empower you.
Comfort and Solace: We understand that Endometriosis can be draining – physically, emotionally, and mentally. Endo Battery is your safe space, offering comfort and solace to help you recharge and regain your strength.
Life-Charging Insights: When Endometriosis tries to drain your life, Endo Battery is here to help you recharge. We're the energy boost you've been looking for, delivering insights and strategies to help you live your best life despite the challenges.
Join us on this journey, and together, we'll light up the darkness that often surrounds Endometriosis and Adenomyosis. Your story, your strength, and your resilience are at the heart of Endo Battery. Tune in, listen, share, and lets charge forward together.
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QC: Unraveling the Complex Connection Between Pelvic Nerves and Autoimmune Disease
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Professor Mark Possover shares groundbreaking insights on neuropelviology, the revolutionary field addressing chronic pelvic pain that bridges gynecology, neurology, and minimally invasive surgery. His work offers hope to patients who've been told to simply "live with" their pain, targeting the pelvic nerves directly when the source of pain is elusive or deemed untreatable.
• The vagus nerve does not extend into the pelvic cavity, ending at the level of the colon and stomach
• Damage to nerves in the pelvis involves the pelvic splanchnic nerve system, not the vagus nerve
• Patients with autoimmune diseases often develop pathology of the pelvic vessels that can compress pelvic nerves
• Conditions like Ehlers-Danlos, Raynaud's, Marfanoid syndrome and Hashimoto's show connections to pelvic nerve issues
• Endometriosis demonstrates strong links to other autoimmune diseases and conditions like diabetes
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Life moves fast and so should the answers to your biggest questions. Welcome to EndoBattery's Quick Connect, your direct line to expert insights Short, powerful and right to the point. You send in the questions, I bring in the experts and in just five minutes you get the knowledge you need. No long episodes, no extra time needed, and just remember expert opinions shared here are for general information and not for personalized medical advice. Always consult your provider for your case-specific guidance. Got a question? Send it in and let's quickly get you the answers. I'm your host, alana, and it's time to connect.
Speaker 1:Today's guest has built his career on a bold but vital belief that suffering pain should not be a life sentence. And for Professor Mark Possover, that belief isn't just a philosophy, it's a mission. As a world-renowned pioneer in neuropelviology yes, you heard that right he has transformed how we understand and treat chronic pelvic pain, especially when the source is elusive or deemed untreatable. His work bridges the worlds of gynecology, neurology and minimally invasive surgery to target the pelvic nerve directly, often bringing relief to patients who've been told to simply live with it. His methods have given hope to countless people who have felt like they've run out of options. Please help me in welcoming Professor Marc Possebert. How does trauma, whether it's big, small, how does it affect the vagus nerve and does it have the ability to heal, like trauma to the nerve?
Speaker 2:The trauma to the vagus nerve within the pelvic cavity will never occur because the vagus nerve is not located in the pelvic cavity. It's ended at the level of the colon and of the stomach. So you can have a lesion of the vagus nerve, especially on the right side after surgery in the upper abdomen or at the level of the esophagus In the pelvis. You can have damage from the second parasympathetic nerve system. It's what we call the pelvic sphagnum nerve, but not the vagus nerve.
Speaker 1:Okay, how does neuropelviology tie into autoimmune response or fatigue as we?
Speaker 2:know, endometriosis and autoimmune disease directly have nothing in common. Osteoporosis and autoimmune disease directly have nothing in common. But patients with autoimmune disease not just Ehlers-Danlos syndrome, but also Raynaud syndrome, marfanoid syndrome, thyroid disease, hashimoto, and all this situation obviously, according to our recent research, all these patients with autoimmune disease have pathology of the pelvic vessels and men develop maybe at some point in their life a compression of the pelvic nerve and that is what we call neuropathic pelvic pain. But we know also that endometriosis is strongly linked to other autoimmune diseases as well and to diabetes, for example.
Speaker 1:Yeah, that's a wrap for this Quick Connect. I hope today's insights helped you move forward with more clarity and confidence. Do you have more questions? Keep them coming, send them in and I'll bring you the expert answers. You can send them in by using the link in the top of the description of this podcast episode or by emailing contact at endobatterycom or visiting the endobatterycom contact page. Until next time, keep feeling empowered through knowledge.