“Ask Me About My Uterus,” subtitled “A Quest to Make Doctors Believe in Women’s Pain”, by Abby Norman reveals her struggle towards endometriosis diagnosis. This inspiring memoir has it all; medical research past and preset, interviews with experts and patients,…
Drs Orbuch and Stein have teamed up to share their anecdotal experience of management techniques for endometriosis. Although at Marilyn we focus heavily on the importance of diagnostic surgery, this book discusses the experience of seasoned professionals who have treated…
Celebrate Your Body encourages girls to face this whole puberty thing with excitement and empowerment. This is a standout among puberty books for girls has the answers you’re looking for, delivered with relatable language. Why we love it: It says…
Released by the influential UK charity ‘Endometriosis UK’, this book is an excellent option for newly diagnosed patients looking to better their lives with endometriosis. Why we love it: The authors combination of experience and expertise helps clearly define the…
An essential piece of reading for anyone who wants to understand the science behind why life can be so difficult for women to be seen, heard and safe. ‘Invisible Women shows us how, in a world largely built for and…
Nothing says it better than this book’s description – ‘Periods don’t just affect girls, they are an important part of life for everyone, so all young people need to know about them…Most women have periods, most men don’t. But some…
The Doctor Will See You Now offers a hopefully and decisive view on the diagnosis, treatment and management of endometriosis. The author, Tamar Seckin M.D., is world-renowned, New York-based specialist in laparoscopic surgery. His supportive and clear writing explains clearly…
Tackling the taboo of menstrual health, vaginas and sex all-in-one! Thank you, Lara Parker. Why we love it: Any book that challenges the status quo for vaginas in pain – we salute! A candid and destigmatising approach, Vagina Problems offers…