HeyJaredEndo Untangled
Unravels the complexities of endometriosis and persistent pelvic pain – one conversation at a time.Join Dr Alecia Macrow, GP and founder of Thrive Family Practice, and Exercise Physiologist Cherie Noble, as they explore the tangled threads of pelvic pain with compassion,…
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Ep 30: Ten things to get underway while you’re waiting (so you’re not starting from scratch) (opens the original)
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Waiting for a pelvic pain appointment can feel like being stuck in limbo. But there are a few useful things you can get underway now, from organising some basic tests and screening to finding the right GP and starting to understand what might be contributing to your symptoms. In this episode, Alecia and Cherie talk through practical things that may help while you wait, including what your bowels may be telling you, why breathing mechanics matter, whether hypermobility could be part of the pictur
Ep 29: Life on Hard Mode. ADHD, Hormones and Pelvic Pain with Dr Emilie Staehr (opens the original)
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What happens when you add ADHD to an already complicated pelvic pain picture? Dr Emilie Staehr joins us to unpack ADHD through a female lens: why it’s so often missed in women, how hormones can change the way symptoms show up, and what happens when executive dysfunction collides with the demands of managing chronic pain. We talk periods, pregnancy and perimenopause, masking and burnout, and why asking someone to manage medications, appointments, physio, sleep, movement, bowel and bladder strateg
Ep 28: Skipping Periods: What’s Safe, What Works and What to Do When It Doesn’t with Dr Jess Floreani (opens the original)
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Is it really okay to skip periods? Do you need to have a bleed every month? Every few months? And what do you do when the pill that’s meant to stop your bleeding… doesn’t? Dr Jess Floreani is back for a practical follow-up to our episode Is the Pill Just a Band-Aid? We talk about why suppressing periods can be useful for people with painful periods, pelvic pain and endometriosis, and tackle some of the common worries about whether it’s safe to skip periods and what happens when you eventually st
Ep 27: When Pelvic Pain Doesn't Add Up. Understanding Pelvic Venous Disease with Sarah Thorncraft RN and Dr James Hillhouse (opens the original)
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Join GP Dr Alecia Macrow as she interviews interventional radiologist Dr James Hillhouse and nurse practitioner candidate Sarah Thorncraft to explore one of the most overlooked contributors to persistent pelvic pain: pelvic venous disease. Together they unpack: why pelvic venous disease is often missed how venous pain differs from endometriosis the symptoms that should raise suspicion why a "normal" scan doesn't always rule it out which investigations to order and when to refer current int
Ep 26: Mirena, Kyleena & IUDs: The Honest Conversation, with Dr Jessica Floreani (opens the original)
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Thinking about a Mirena but feeling nervous? Heard horror stories about IUDs and aren't sure what to believe? In this episode, GP Dr Jess Floreani joins Dr Alecia Macrow and exercise physiologist Cherie Noble to unpack everything you need to know about hormonal and copper IUDs. We cover: • Mirena vs Kyleena vs copper IUDs • How they actually work • Why they can be so effective for endometriosis, pelvic pain and heavy periods • What insertion is really like • Common side effects and what to expec
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