Endo Year Reflections: #7 Healing Lives Where Systems Intersect

Send us a text with a question or thought on this episode ( We cannot replay from this link)You know that feeling when your symptoms refuse to fit the script—racing heart when you stand, brain fog, rashes, and reflux that laughs at PPIs? We revisit two powerful conversations that changed how we approach endometriosis care by connecting the gut, the nervous system, and the immune response. Instead of chasing single labels, we map patterns: the hallmark features of POTS beyond “it’s just stress,” the skin and ENT clues that point to MCAS, and the very real GI turbulence that follows autonomic shifts and histamine surges.We also zoom out on endo as a long-haul inflammatory condition. Excision is the gold standard, but years of inflammatory signaling can reshape the microbiome, strain the endocrine and immune systems, and wire the body for constant “threat.” That’s why parallel care matters: gut repair, nervous system regulation, pelvic floor therapy, and thoughtful nutrition that expands tolerance instead of collapsing into permanent restriction. With clear screening, smarter questions, and gentler habits, surgery works better and recovery feels more stable.What stood out most is the power of clinicians who listen and connect dots. Neurogastroenterology offers language for symptoms many patients struggle to describe; functional strategies offer traction when “normal” labs miss the story. We share practical takeaways: how to spot orthostatic patterns, when to suspect MCAS in stubborn reflux, and how to protect your energy during the holidays—no explanations needed for “Uncle Opinions.” If you’ve felt dismissed or siloed, this is your reminder that your body makes sense, and there’s a path forward when systems talk to each other. If this resonates, follow the show, share it with someone who needs a kinder map, and leave a review to help others find these tools.Support the showWebsite endobattery.com Instagram: EndoBattery

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