A Surgeon’s Guide To Egg Freezing
Honestly speaking endometriosis diagnosis is a joke. Not in the sense that it’s easy. But the statistics are mind blowing. 30 – 50% of all the cases discovered for endometriosis happen in the process of evaluating infertility.
Your Waiting Room Might Be Your Most Important Consultation Space: The Art of Connection
There’s a peculiar alchemy that happens in the moments before a patient enters your consultation room. It’s not captured in medical textbooks or residency rotations, yet it might determine whether that patient returns to your practice or searches for care elsewhere.
Scalpelonomics: The Business of Surgical Competence
Today’s edition is inspired very heavily by a 1990 HBR article by CK Prahlad and Gary Hamel called The Core Competence of the Corporation. The most powerful way to thrive as an endometriosis hospital and outperform all competition is still invisible to many hospitals and practitioners.
Finally, Women Redesign Women’s Healthcare: The Lilium Revolution
How many of your patients have shown resistance or hesitance in going through a pap smear or an examination where a speculum might be used? I know. Here’s the good news. Finally, you can offer them something better instead of dreading the cold, metallic “duck-bill” contraption that’s haunted women’s medical experiences since the 1840s.
Chaos Theory & Endometriosis
Have you heard of the chaos theory? Some people call it the butterfly effect. It’s when tiny changes birth massive outcomes. A butterfly flaps its wings in Srinagar, and a tornado touches down in Orissa.
Mayflower July-August 2025 Update
Just a peak into everything that is happening at mayflower, and its a lot trust me. 🎗️ EndoStrong Event 3.0: A Community Gathering Like No Other.
What’s a Fad and what’s the Future? Latest Trends in Endometriosis
The area of endometriosis treatment is abuzz. With over 10% of the global female population under effect and faster turn arounds with diagnostics, we are closer today to finding out about the disease than we ever were in the past.Being a doctor for a disease like this can be hard, not only because the patients […]
The Kegella Chair: A hit at Mayflower’s Aesthetic Clinic
Last week, I had three conversations with Dr Ravina Patel, Gynec-cosmetologist at Mayflower Aesthetic Clinic, that made it perfectly clear to me why the Kegella Chair has instantly become so popular at Mayflower. A 32-year-old mother confessed she’s stopped exercising because “I pee myself doing jumping jacks.”
Mayflower Endometriosis Disease Radar
Good evening doc, Today’s edition comes in a bit late mostly because we over engineered a visualization we wanted to put into today’s edition. Why? Well because sometimes one gets carried away. But also because we thought after all these weeks of talking about the disease, you deserve to take a step back, and just […]
Mission Menopause: Five Faces of Rogue Endometriosis
Menopause is an interesting point in time. Besides the fact that it is generally under researched like most things around women’s health, in the context of endometriosis, menopause is seen as a good thing. The hormones will finally stop. The pituitary will take a chill. LH, FSH will take some rest and most importantly, oestrogen […]