Dr.Seckin's Endometriosis Blog

By Casey Berna Fake news is a term that has been thrown around a lot in today’s political climate on both sides of the political spectrum. Everyone can agree that while many in the press strive…

Endometriosis – A Concise Practical Guide to Current Diagnosis and Treatment Recently, our founder Dr. Seckin, along with a number of well-established physicians, contributed to a new medical textbook…

By SHEENA WRIGHT NEW YORK CITY—On May 31, the American Turkish Society awarded Dr. Tamer Seckin for his accomplishments in surgically treating endometriosis and for raising awareness about the disease…

Earlier this month on May 5th, our founder, Dr. Tamer Seckin, spoke at the Global Congress on Hysteroscopy in Barcelona, Spain. This was the first ever meeting of the Congress that looked to discuss the…

We are proud to announce that our founder Dr. Tamer Seckin, will be honored at the Annual Gala for the American Turkish Society. Every year this event is held in order to celebrate US-Turkey relations…

I write this review two days after my extensive excision surgery with the incredible medical magician that is Dr. Tamer Seckin In March, after being diagnosed by a radiologist with a nearly…

Introduction Alyssa:Let's see. I started having my period when I was in 4th grade, I think and have just never had a good time. My family always told me that, “periods are just hard in this family…

The first step in diagnosing endometriosis is often getting the patient to recognize that her symptoms aren’t a normal part of menstruation. BY MARY ELLEN SCHNEIDER from endometriosisjourney.com…

An interview with Dr. Miriam Greene on her show “Dr. Radio: Sexual Health and Gynecology” This past Monday, March 13th, we had the pleasure of having our founder, Dr. Tamer Seckin featured…

by Gillian Edevane | http://www.nbcbayarea.com Endometriosis awareness month is in full swing, and we would like to give a big thank you to NBC for having us and highlighting the millions of…

“I knew that something was wrong when I was in sixth grade”. “I knew what I had was not normal”. “I felt like someone hit me with a hammer”. “The bleeding was…

"It is incredible to think that the part of my body that caused me so much pain and heartache most of my life and the part that caused the most fear of not being able to carry a child, ended up being…

by Amy Marturana Abdominal pain, heavy periods, menstrual cramps, and painful sex just sound like some of the routine burdens of being a woman. Monthly pains and annoyances around menstruation are…

I have one question after reading this book. How the hell is it possible that standard medical training doesn’t routinely include information about endometriosis? It’s 2016, folks! Long past…

By Brittney McNamara Everyone's period is different and that can be confusing when you're trying to figure out if your flow is normal. Some people have periods lasting four days, others…

Inflammation is the body’s way of protecting itself from infection. In response to a virus or bacteria, the body makes white blood cells, which activate inflammatory cytokines that help protect…