Symptom Flares in Endometriosis: Burden, Self-Management and Barriers to Care in a Cross-Sectional Survey
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The authors aimed to explore the characteristics, triggers, and management strategies of symptom flares in individuals with endometriosis, as well as the barriers to accessing healthcare during these episodes. Their findings revealed significant variability in experiences, with many participants lacking confidence in managing flares and receiving little guidance from healthcare providers. The study highlights the need for further research to understand the mechanisms of flares and improve management tools for affected individuals.
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