Your Health, Your Voice:
Women’s Wellness & Pelvic Care
The Art of Endometriosis Care: What New York Taught Me About Science, Community and Listening
From the laboratory at Cold Spring Harbor, to conversations with Endo Warriors in Central Park, to an extraordinary exhibition of endometriosis through artists' eyes at FLARE, one weekend in New York revealed three very different ways of understanding the same disease. Dr. Chandra Spring-Robinson reflects on “The Art of Endometriosis Care” and what she shared during her keynote with Savannah Regensburger.
Beyond the Exam Room: What We Learned From Endo Warriors in Central Park
What happens when an endometriosis surgeon leaves the exam room and simply listens? At EndoEdu's first New York meetup, Endo Warriors gathered in Central Park for a morning of conversation, connection, and community.
From the Operating Room to the Laboratory: Asking Better Questions About Endometriosis
What happens when a surgeon steps out of the operating room and into the lab? Dr. Chandra Spring-Robinson visits Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory to explore emerging endometriosis research, patient-derived organoids, and the questions that could help us better understand why endometriosis behaves so differently from one patient to another.
A New Milestone for Robotic Endometriosis Surgery in San Diego
After performing the first robotic-assisted procedure at Sharp Carlsbad Surgery Center, Dr. Chandra Spring-Robinson explains why bringing robotic endometriosis surgery into the outpatient setting matters and why the right surgical setting depends on the individual patient.
Does a Hysterectomy Cure Endometriosis? Understanding When It Helps—and When It Doesn’t
One of the most common questions I hear is, “Should I have a hysterectomy?” The answer is rarely as simple as yes or no. While hysterectomy can be an excellent treatment for conditions such as adenomyosis or symptomatic fibroids, it does not automatically treat endometriosis outside the uterus. Learn how I approach this important decision, the role of the ovaries, and why individualized, multidisciplinary care leads to the best outcomes for women living with endometriosis.
PCOS Is Now PMOS: Why the Name Change Matters for Women’s Health
PCOS has officially been renamed PMOS (Polyendocrine Metabolic Ovarian Syndrome). Learn why the change matters, how PMOS affects fertility and metabolism, and what women should know.
Bloom #1000 — Lindsey’s Journey from Years of Searching to Finally Being Heard
After years of being dismissed and searching for answers, Lindsey finally received a diagnosis of Stage IV endometriosis. As Bloom #1000, her story reflects the reality so many women face—and what’s possible when you’re finally heard.
Why Endometriosis Care Requires Treating the Whole Woman
Endometriosis is far more than painful periods. It is a complex inflammatory disease that can affect multiple organ systems, including the digestive tract, fertility, and overall well-being. Because of this complexity, effective care requires a multidisciplinary approach that treats the whole patient — not just one symptom.
Endometriosis Awareness Month: A Conversation on KUSI About Diagnosis, Treatment, and Hope
March is Endometriosis Awareness Month, a time to elevate the conversation around a disease that affects millions of women yet remains widely misunderstood and underdiagnosed.
I had the opportunity to join Megan Healy on KUSI News in San Diego to talk about endometriosis, why diagnosis can take years, and how advances in surgical care and multidisciplinary treatment are helping women reclaim their health and their lives.
Supplements and Endometriosis: What Helps, What Doesn’t, and Why It’s Not One-Size-Fits-All
Many patients with endometriosis wonder whether supplements can help reduce symptoms or support healing. While supplements may play a supportive role, they are never a stand-alone solution. This article explores how supplements fit into personalized endometriosis care, why oversight matters, and how they work best alongside surgical care, therapy, and long-term follow-up.
#1000Blooms: “I Felt Truly Heard” — The Yellow Rose Bloom
“Yellow Rose” spent years searching for answers as her fibroids grew and her symptoms worsened. After feeling dismissed and overlooked, she finally found care that listened, healed, and restored hope. This is the story of how compassion, expert surgery, and a commitment to being heard helped her reclaim her health and welcome her miracle baby boy.
Robotics in Medicine: Transforming Surgery, Transforming Lives
Explore Dr. Spring-Robinson’s full presentation on the future of robotics in medicine, delivered to the San Diego Independent Scholars. This talk covers the evolution of surgical robotics, modern applications in women’s health, and how innovation is transforming care for endometriosis, fibroids, and complex pelvic disease.
Endometriosis in Teens: Why Early Recognition and Support Matter
Endometriosis can start long before adulthood — sometimes even with a girl’s first period. When symptoms are dismissed as “normal,” the emotional impact can be as deep as the physical pain. This article explores how early diagnosis and mental health awareness can transform outcomes for young patients and their families.
Your Pain Is Real: The Overlooked Mental Health Impact of Endometriosis
Your Pain Is Real.
Endometriosis doesn’t just affect your body — it can impact your mental health in deep and often invisible ways. Recent studies show increased risks of anxiety, depression, and even self-harm in women with endo. This article explores why, and what you can do to protect your emotional well-being.
#1000Blooms: “I Know My Body” — Megan R.’s Story of Self-Advocacy, Surgery, and Starting a Family
After years of being dismissed and silenced, Megan R. trusted her instincts and found the truth behind her pain: endometriosis. Learn how expert excision surgery helped her reclaim her health — and start a family.
Is This Just Aging… or a Hormone Imbalance?
Fatigue. Mood swings. Brain fog. If you’ve been told these symptoms are “just part of aging,” it’s time to rethink what’s normal. Hormonal imbalances can affect every part of your life—but they’re treatable. Learn how Dr. Spring-Robinson helps women reclaim their energy, clarity, and confidence through personalized hormone support.
#1000Blooms: “Wait—This Is What Normal Feels Like?” — Allie’s Journey from Lifelong Pain to Healing
After a lifetime of painful periods and being told to “just deal with it,” Allie finally found a doctor who truly listened. Two surgeries later, she’s experiencing pain-free cycles for the first time in her life—and learning what normal should feel like. This is her #1000Blooms story.
#1000Blooms: “A Diagnosis, at Last” — Kristen P.’s Story of Relief After 25 Years
After 25 years of being told her pain was “normal,” Kristen finally received a life-changing diagnosis: stage IV endometriosis. Her story is one of resilience, recognition, and the freedom that comes with expert care.
When Endometriosis Is Silent: The Symptoms You Might Be Missing
Not all endometriosis causes pain. “Silent endometriosis” can quietly interfere with fertility, ovarian health, and long-term well-being—without any obvious symptoms. Learn how it’s diagnosed and why early evaluation matters, especially if you’re trying to conceive.
#1000Blooms: “I Wasn’t Crazy” — Amy W.’s Path to Answers, Validation, and Healing
After years of unexplained infertility, Amy finally got answers. It wasn’t her hormones. It wasn’t in her head. It was stage III endometriosis — and excision surgery with Dr. Spring-Robinson changed everything.