Dr. Karan Rajan

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2,915 appearances 16 recordings 1 series first heard May 2026 last heard 6d ago

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Dr Karan Explores · Endometriosis Surgeon Explains What Everyone Gets Wrong - Dr Lora Liu · 13 Jul 2026 podcast

It doesn't make sense that it would get better with time. voice-verified

It could only get worse as a, you know, chronic condition. voice-verified

So what actually happens in terms of if someone is living with endometriosis? voice-verified

From the day they're diagnosed and every year onwards, does the condition get worse in terms of their symptomatology? voice-verified

Does the window for surgical intervention close down because the patients are getting older and maybe less fit for surgery? voice-verified

Or is there something in the actual condition which changes, which makes surgery more complex? voice-verified

Does it impact their life even more? voice-verified

Or actually does it reach a certain point where it just voice-verified

becomes stable and then they live with it. voice-verified

Yeah, so it sounds like from what you're saying, the endometriosis may not change significantly after a certain point, but it remodels and becomes like concrete almost where it does become more tricky to intervene and maybe then you're voice-verified

stuck with the condition where surgery might become more fraught with danger. voice-verified

Correct. voice-verified

You know, I guess for someone who's not seen a patient with endometriosis, like really severe symptomatic patients, or, you know, even yeah, someone in their their own life who's got endometriosis may not understand the true impact it has on someone's life in terms of how physically and mentally incapacitating it can be. voice-verified

I came across a video that you spoke about uh recently about the C C Worley case where voice-verified

A woman was fighting to basically say that endometriosis was a disability for her. voice-verified

And she won that case. voice-verified

Explain why endometriosis is a disability. voice-verified

The the thing you mentioned about heating, obviously heat provides some degree of analgesic effect and pain relieving effect for many patients. voice-verified

But often I've seen over the years when I've seen a young woman with abdominal pain come in for a surgical assessment, they've got this classic erythema ab ignee rash, this heat rash because they've likely put some sort of voice-verified

heating cushion or heating pillow on there for a prolonged period of time and it's actually caused, you know, these burn marks on them on, you know, either their abdomen, their back, or their their pelvis. voice-verified

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