Dr. Abhishek Mangeshikar | Endometriosis Slayer 🩺

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Discover the simple secret to kickstarting your recovery after abdominal surgery: Chewing gum! This easy, sweet solution helps stimulate bowel activity, potentially reducing the risk of postoperative ileus and getting your digestive system moving again. It’s a perfect example of how sometimes, the smallest actions can have a big impact on our health. Have you or someone you know tried this method post-surgery? Share your stories in the comments and let’s spread the word on this surprisingly effective health hack. Follow for more tips and insights into health and recovery. #EndometriosisAwareness #reels #fyp #drmangs #womenshealth #awareness #exploremore #instagram #explore #postsurgery

Should your wife be compensating for your masculine insecurities? The “husband stitch” is often viewed as a manifestation of patriarchal attitudes in healthcare, perpetuating male insecurities at the expense of women’s well-being. This extra suture, ostensibly meant to “tighten” a woman’s anatomy for her male partner’s pleasure, disregards the woman’s own comfort and health. Critics argue that it embodies a dated notion that a woman’s body exists primarily for male satisfaction, reinforcing harmful gender dynamics. Additionally, the practice often occurs without explicit consent, further diminishing a woman’s agency over her own body. Overall, the “husband stitch” serves as a disturbing example of how deeply ingrained patriarchal attitudes can compromise even medical ethics and patient care. A man making ridiculous demands over his wife’s body, especially without her consent is exactly that, RIDICULOUS! #reels #instagram #drmangs #explore #exploremore #instagram #reelsinstagram #womenshealth #health #awareness

Endometriosis doesn’t have a single cause. Retrograde menstruation was the earliest theory — but it doesn’t explain why some women develop severe disease (even outside the pelvis) while most don’t. The reality? It’s multifactorial — with genetics, immune dysfunction, inflammation, and environmental triggers all playing a role. We don’t yet know the cause, but we do know how to diagnose and treat it. [endometriosis] [endometriosis causes] [retrograde menstruation] [pelvic pain] [immune dysfunction] [women’s health] [endometriosis awareness]

Bangkok bound 🇹🇭 Honored to be part of the international faculty for the Thai-German Multidisciplinary Endoscopic Workshop and RTCOG-SGMIS Joint Meeting 2026. This week I’ll be teaching advanced cadaveric dissection focused on: • Deep endometriosis surgery • Bowel preparation • Pelvic nerve identification • Pelvic neurosurgery • Vascular entrapments of the pelvic nerves Also privileged to be delivering a keynote lecture on: “Surgery for Deep Endometriosis and Vascular Entrapments of the Pelvic Nerves.” Excited to share the stage with pioneers in minimally invasive gynecologic surgery from around the world. #Endometriosis #PelvicNeurosurgery #PelvicNerveSurgery #DeepEndometriosis #RoboticSurgery MIGS CadaverWorkshop Bangkok GynecologicSurgery PelvicPain ICE

Peritoneal endometriosis is often difficult to detect because the lesions are usually tiny, flat, and superficial—making them hard to identify on scans designed to detect larger structural changes like cysts or nodules. Even during surgery, these subtle lesions can be missed if not actively searched for under magnification. So when imaging appears normal, it does not mean the disease isn’t real—it simply means this form of endometriosis can be exceptionally easy to overlook. #Endometriosis #PeritonealEndometriosis #WomensHealth #ChronicPain #HealthAwareness

Not all cyclical pelvic pain is endometriosis. Conditions like pelvic congestion syndrome and vascular entrapments can mimic endo symptoms — especially pain that worsens during ovulation or menstruation. Always rule out vascular and nerve causes before assuming recurrence. [pelvic pain], [endometriosis], [pelvic congestion syndrome], [ovulation pain], [vascular entrapment], [women’s health], [gynecology], [laparoscopy], [chronic pain], [endo awareness]

Stage IV endometriosis may slightly raise the risk for certain ovarian cancers — especially type I cancers — but the absolute risk remains very low. The real difference lies in patient age and disease type, not just the stage. Stay informed, monitored, and proactive. [endometriosis], [stage IV], [ovarian cancer risk], [women’s health], [pelvic pain], [endometrioma], [perimenopause], [gynecology], [endometriosis awareness], [chronic disease]

Low AMH doesn’t automatically mean poor fertility. Fertility preservation can be considered if the ovaries are healthy and accessible — but AMH matters most only when IVF is being planned. Each decision should be personalised — not driven by numbers alone. [endometriosis], [AMH], [fertility], [egg freezing], [IVF], [embryo freezing], [fertility preservation], [women’s health], [ovarian reserve], [endometriosis awareness]

Did you know a C-section can *cause* endometriosis? It’s called **scar endometriosis** — a rare but painful condition where endometrial tissue (the inner lining of the uterus) accidentally gets implanted into the abdominal wall during surgery. 🩺 This tissue responds to hormones just like it would inside the uterus. Over time, it can grow, bleed, and cause severe pain — especially around your C-section scar, typically during your period. Many women report a tender lump that swells and throbs cyclically, often dismissed or misdiagnosed for years. 😔 Proper diagnosis is key. This isn’t just “scar tissue” — it’s **active endometriosis** that can deeply invade muscles and even affect nearby nerves. Treatment requires **precise surgical removal** — not just a quick excision — to prevent recurrence and preserve function. If you or someone you know has persistent pain near a surgical scar that worsens with cycles, please don’t ignore it. Ask about scar endometriosis. Awareness can change outcomes. 💛 #ScarEndometriosis #CSectionRecovery #EndometriosisAwareness #WomensHealthMatters #PelvicPain ChronicPain EndoWarrior PostSurgeryComplications GynecologyFacts WomensHealthEducation EndometriosisSupport HormoneResponsive AbdominalPain Misdiagnosed PeriodPainIsNotNormal scar endometriosis, C-section complications, endometrial tissue, cyclical pain, period pain near scar, post-cesarean symptoms, abdominal wall endometriosis, chronic pelvic pain, surgical endometriosis, endometriosis diagnosis, misdiagnosed endometriosis, women’s health, gynecological surgery, deep tissue endometriosis

A successful endometriosis surgery isn’t just what happens in the OR — it’s about proof, transparency, and follow-up. Ask for a recording of your surgery, review it with your surgeon, and track recovery through yearly imaging and symptom monitoring. Even with expert excision, recurrence can happen — but risks are lower when done by specialists. What matters most is honesty, realistic expectations, and clear goals of treatment. [endometriosis] [endometriosissurgery] [excisionsurgery] [endometriosisrecovery] [pelvicpain] [endometriosisawareness] [endometriosisrecurrence] [surgicaltransparency] [womenshealth]

Endometriosis can make its own estrogen through the aromatase enzyme, turning other hormones into estrogen locally. This fuels inflammation and growth in a self-sustaining loop — one reason complete excision is often needed for long-term relief. [endometriosis], [aromatase], [estrogen], [hormones], [inflammation], [pelvic pain], [excision surgery], [women’s health], [endometriosis awareness], [reproductive health]