New York Gynecology Surgery & Endometriosis

New York Gynecology Surgery & Endometriosis We are a specialized gynecology surgery and endometriosis center.

Diet won't cure endometriosis, but it can make a real difference in how you feel day to day. If you're thinking about ch...
08/31/2026

Diet won't cure endometriosis, but it can make a real difference in how you feel day to day. If you're thinking about changing what you eat to manage symptoms, give it time (most people need 8 to 12 weeks to see a change) and if bloating is your main issue, a guided low FODMAP trial tends to have the strongest evidence behind it. Most importantly, food changes shouldn't become another source of stress.

If you have questions about what actually helps, we're here to talk it through. Call us at 631-533-9733 or visit https://loom.ly/1halm6I.

POTS (postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome) affects how the nervous system regulates heart rate when you stand. It'...
08/30/2026

POTS (postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome) affects how the nervous system regulates heart rate when you stand. It's measurable: a heart rate rise of 30+ bpm (40 in teens) within ten minutes of standing, without a drop in blood pressure.

A 2026 study of 1,322 women with confirmed POTS found 17.3% also had endometriosis, versus roughly 10% expected. In those with both, endometriosis was diagnosed first 68% of the time. This is an association, not a cause. A separate teen POTS study found no such link, so this isn't settled.

Worth doing now: get a ferritin level (not just a blood count), track whether symptoms follow your cycle and ask about the ten-minute standing test. If you have questions, we're here to talk it through. Call us at 631-533-9733 or visit https://nygse.com/contact/.

Every endometriosis journey looks different, and so should the search for care. Here are 8 factors to think through when...
08/27/2026

Every endometriosis journey looks different, and so should the search for care. Here are 8 factors to think through when finding a specialist who's the right fit for you. 🤍

Pain that builds before your period and peaks during it isn't "just part of being a woman." It's a pattern worth paying ...
08/26/2026

Pain that builds before your period and peaks during it isn't "just part of being a woman." It's a pattern worth paying attention to, and one we hear about often from patients.

If this sounds like what you're going through, let's talk about it.

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Ever feel like your stomach randomly swells for no clear reason? You're not imagining it. "Endo belly" is a real and com...
08/24/2026

Ever feel like your stomach randomly swells for no clear reason? You're not imagining it. "Endo belly" is a real and common symptom of endometriosis, and it can look and feel different for everyone. For some it's visible bloating, for others it's pressure, cramping, or fatigue that comes out of nowhere.

If this sounds familiar, it may be worth talking to a specialist. You deserve answers, not guesswork.

📍 Learn more or schedule a consultation at nygse.com/contact/ or call 631-533-9733.

Good news for our vegetarian and vegan patients: the dietary shift with the strongest evidence behind it is one you've p...
08/23/2026

Good news for our vegetarian and vegan patients: the dietary shift with the strongest evidence behind it is one you've probably already made. Plant-based eating does come with a few nutrients worth watching (omega-3s, iron, B12, calcium, and vitamin D), so swipe through for the details.

Plant-based works well here. It just needs checking, not assuming. Ask us to run bloodwork.

Want a nutrition conversation tailored to you? Reach out at 631-533-9733 or nygse.com/contact/.

Endometriosis doesn't look the same for any two people, and that includes how food affects symptoms. We're clearing up s...
08/21/2026

Endometriosis doesn't look the same for any two people, and that includes how food affects symptoms. We're clearing up some of the most common diet myths our patients hear, but the bigger picture is this: what works for one person may not work for you, and that's okay.

Swipe to see what the research actually shows.

Want guidance specific to your own symptoms? Reach out anytime at 631-533-9733 or nygse.com/contact/.

08/20/2026

Endometriosis is often talked about as a pelvic disease, but Dr. Singhal explains why that framing misses the bigger picture.

In this clip, he discusses how the inflammation caused by endometriosis doesn't stay contained. Patients often experience bloating and abdominal distension from swollen bowels, along with back, hip, or leg pain caused by nerve entrapment. Dr. Singhal also shares his clinical perspective that endometriosis may function as a systemic inflammatory condition, one that shares immunological pathways with autoimmune conditions like rheumatoid arthritis.

Understanding endometriosis as a whole-body condition, not just a gynecologic one, is an important part of getting patients the right diagnosis and care.

Have questions about your own symptoms? Call us at 631-533-9733 or visit nygse.com/contact/ to schedule a consultation.

Being told you have Stage I, II, III, or IV endometriosis can sound like a measure of how serious things are, but it doe...
08/15/2026

Being told you have Stage I, II, III, or IV endometriosis can sound like a measure of how serious things are, but it doesn't work that way. Endometriosis staging describes what's found anatomically (lesion location, size, depth, adhesions), not how much pain a patient feels. Someone with Stage I disease can have debilitating pain, while someone with Stage IV may have surprisingly few symptoms.

On the blog, we're breaking down what each stage actually means, whether Stage IV means cancer (it doesn't), and why your stage is only one part of the bigger picture. Read more here: https://nygse.com/endometriosis-stages/

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A look behind the OR doors. Dr. Singhal at the robotic console, Dr. McLean mid-procedure, and the two of them together b...
08/13/2026

A look behind the OR doors. Dr. Singhal at the robotic console, Dr. McLean mid-procedure, and the two of them together between cases. Endometriosis surgery takes precision, but it also takes a team that trusts each other completely, and after years of operating side by side, that's exactly what you get here.

It's easy to think of surgery as just the procedure itself. But so much of what makes a good outcome possible happens in moments like these: focus, communication, and a genuine partnership in the room.

Questions about what to expect from surgery? Call 631-533-9733 or visit our website linked in bio to schedule a consultation. 💛

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