Are you due to have a laparoscopy for symptoms suggestive of endometriosis?
Please note, all participants for this trial have now been recruited.
The study is a large national clinical trial trying to find out if long acting progestogen treatment (either Mirena Coil® or Depo-Provera® ) is more effective compared to the oral contraceptive pill in preventing the recurrence of symptoms and improving quality of life.
We are a group of psychologists from Manchester Metropolitan University who are researching the impact of endometriosis on women’s wellbeing. The team are; Dr Emma Turley, Professor Sarah Grogan and Dr Jenny Cole.
Our previous research over a year ago in the United Kingdom found pain imagery (an image that pops into your mind when you are in pain) to be common and associated with a reduced quality of life in women with endometriosis. We now want to find out if pain imagery is common and how it differs in terms of content and impact in women from around the world. This survey explores your pain experience in a new way from last time, so you can complete this survey even if you completed our last survey.
This survey is now closed, many thanks to all those who responded.
The National Institute for Health Research is recruiting women with endometriosis for the PRE-EMPT clinical trial. Find out more.
Learn more about the British Society for Gynaecological Endoscopy's Specialist Endometriosis Centres and the results of its first data analysis.
Welcome to the first edition of our quarterly Endometriosis Research Review.
The National Institute for Health Research is recruiting women with endometriosis for the PRE-EMPT clinical trial. Find out more.
New research may provide a fresh hope for sufferers of endometriosis.
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