Endometriosis

The Endometriosis Association of Iceland was founded in 2006. Our main goal is to provide support, educate the community about the disease and improve healthcare for the people who suffer from Endometriosis.

Do you think you have endometriosis? Are you experiencing:

Painful Periods
Painful Ovulation
Painful Intercourse
Infertility
Heavy or irregular bleeding.
Bowel involvement.
Constipation and/or diarrhoea.
Swollen abdomen.
Pain at urination.
Low energy levels.
Constant tiredness.
Insomnia.
Depression.
Mood swings.
P.M.S.
Back pain.
Loss of large blood clots.
Loss of stale brown blood

… Then you might have Endometriosis.

Getting treated in Iceland

The National University Hospital of Iceland, Landspítali has a dedicated Endometriosis team; commonly referred to as the Endo team. It is a multidisciplinary healthcare team with 3 gynaecologists who specialize in Endometriosis, 2 nurses, 2 physicians and one social worker.

The Endometriosis teak can also seek advice from a dedicated pain-relief team at Landspítali if needed.

We can recommend specific doctors to our members. For more information, please email us at endo@endo.is

Endometriosis organizations in English

Endometriosis UK
t: +44 (0)20 7222 2781
Free phone Helpline: 0808 808 2227
admin@endometriosis-uk.org
www.endometriosis-uk.org

Endometriosis Foundation of America
t: +1 646 854 3309
generaladmin@endofound.org
www.endofound.org

Endometriosis Research Centert: +1 561 274 7442
f: +1 561 274 9117
askerc@endocenter.org
www.endocenter.org

Endometriosis Association
t: +1 414 355 2200
f: +1 414 355 6065
endo@endometriosisassn.org
www.endometriosisassn.org

Endometriosis Association of Ireland
t: +353 1 8735702
f: +353 1 8735737
info@endo.ie
www.endo.ie

Endometriosis New Zealand
t: +64 (0)3 379 7959
f: +64 (0)3 379 7969
info@nzendo.org.nz
www.nzendo.co.nz | Website for teenagers

Endometriosis.org
Endometriosis.org is the global platform, which links all stakeholders in endometriosis. It facilitates collaboration and information sharing between women with endometriosis, physicians, scientists, and others interested in the disease. Endometriosis.org