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Endometriosis Center of Excellence Welcome to the Endometriosis Center of Excellence. We provide a comprehensive, multi-disciplinary approach to treatment.

From expert excision surgeries to ongoing dedicated care, we are committed to providing Endometriosis patients with better support.

Chronic pelvic pain can change the way your body responds, even when the original source of pain has been addressed.Over...
10/23/2026

Chronic pelvic pain can change the way your body responds, even when the original source of pain has been addressed.

Over time, the pelvic floor muscles may become tense or reactive as a protective response. That tension can become another contributor to discomfort, including pain with sitting, in*******se, bowel movements, or urination.

This is why persistent pelvic pain deserves a broader evaluation.

For some patients, treating endometriosis is only one piece of the picture. Pelvic floor physical therapy and other supportive care may also play an important role in an individualized treatment plan.

At Endometriosis Center of Excellence, Dr. Rachael Haverland considers the full pattern of symptoms and how they are affecting daily function.

Your pain may have more than one contributor, your care can reflect that too.

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A normal scan can feel reassuring, but it does not always tell the whole story.Ultrasound and MRI can be valuable tools ...
10/22/2026

A normal scan can feel reassuring, but it does not always tell the whole story.

Ultrasound and MRI can be valuable tools for identifying certain findings and helping guide treatment planning, but some forms of endometriosis may not be visible on imaging.

That is why evaluation should look beyond a single test result.
Your symptoms, physical exam, imaging, treatment history, and how your symptoms affect daily life all help create a more complete clinical picture.

If your imaging was normal but your symptoms continue, the conversation does not have to end there.

At Endometriosis Center of Excellence, Dr. Rachael Haverland takes a comprehensive approach to evaluating persistent symptoms and determining appropriate next steps.

Learn more at, www.endoexcellencecenter.com

Endometriosis and fertility can come with a lot of fear, especially when outdated myths are treated like facts.Having en...
10/22/2026

Endometriosis and fertility can come with a lot of fear, especially when outdated myths are treated like facts.

Having endometriosis does not automatically mean you will experience infertility. Some people conceive without fertility treatment, while others may need additional support. Every situation is different.

Pregnancy is also not a cure for endometriosis. Symptoms may change during pregnancy, but the disease can still persist.

Fertility conversations should consider your individual history, symptoms, goals, age, ovarian reserve, previous treatments, and other factors that may affect reproductive health.

The goal is not to create panic, it is to give you accurate information so you can make informed decisions about your care and future.

At Endometriosis Center of Excellence, Dr. Rachael Haverland provides individualized care that considers both your current symptoms and your long term goals.

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Pain with intimacy is not something you should have to quietly work around.For some women, pain during or after s*x can ...
10/21/2026

Pain with intimacy is not something you should have to quietly work around.

For some women, pain during or after s*x can be connected to endometriosis, pelvic floor dysfunction, inflammation, or other pelvic conditions. Understanding when the pain happens, where you feel it, and whether it changes throughout your cycle can help guide a more complete evaluation.

This kind of pain can affect more than intimacy, it can change how you feel in your body, your confidence, and your sense of connection.

That is why it deserves to be part of the conversation.

At Endometriosis Center of Excellence, Dr. Rachael Haverland looks at the full clinical picture to help identify possible contributors and guide individualized care.

If intimacy has become painful, uncomfortable, or something you avoid because of symptoms, consider bringing it up with your provider.

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Choosing endometriosis treatment is not about finding one option that works for everyone.For some patients, medical mana...
10/19/2026

Choosing endometriosis treatment is not about finding one option that works for everyone.

For some patients, medical management may help control symptoms. For others, specialized surgery may be considered based on symptoms, history, imaging, fertility goals, and individual priorities. Supportive care, including pelvic floor physical therapy and pain management, may also be part of a broader treatment plan.

The important part is understanding your options, asking questions, and choosing a path that reflects your needs and goals.

At Endometriosis Center of Excellence, Dr. Rachael Haverland takes an individualized approach to care, considering the full clinical picture before recommending next steps.

Before deciding on surgery, make sure you understand what other options may be appropriate for you.

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Endometriosis can quietly take more than your comfort, it can start changing the way you live your life.Maybe you stoppe...
10/19/2026

Endometriosis can quietly take more than your comfort, it can start changing the way you live your life.

Maybe you stopped making weekend plans because you were unsure how you would feel. Maybe workouts became harder to commit to. Maybe hobbies, travel, intimacy, or time with friends slowly became things you planned around instead of looked forward to.

Those changes matter.

When symptoms begin limiting the things that make you feel like yourself, quality of life becomes an important part of the conversation about care.
Treatment is not only about understanding pain, it is also about helping you move toward the life you want to be living.

At Endometriosis Center of Excellence, Dr. Rachael Haverland considers your symptoms, your goals, and how endometriosis is affecting your everyday life.

What is one thing you would love to feel more comfortable doing again?

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Bladder symptoms can be easy to separate from your cycle, but sometimes the timing tells us more.Pain, pressure, urgency...
10/18/2026

Bladder symptoms can be easy to separate from your cycle, but sometimes the timing tells us more.

Pain, pressure, urgency, or discomfort with urination can have many possible causes. When those symptoms consistently appear around your period, worsen at certain points in your cycle, or occur alongside pelvic pain, the pattern may be worth exploring further.

Endometriosis can affect areas beyond the reproductive organs, including structures around the bladder and urinary tract.

Tracking when symptoms happen, how often they return, and what else you are experiencing can help your provider see the bigger picture.

Persistent bladder symptoms deserve evaluation, not assumptions.

Learn more about specialized endometriosis care with Dr. Rachael Haverland

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Sometimes the most important question is not just what symptoms you are experiencing, it is when they happen.Pelvic pain...
10/16/2026

Sometimes the most important question is not just what symptoms you are experiencing, it is when they happen.

Pelvic pain, bowel changes, bladder symptoms, bloating, or discomfort that repeatedly worsen around your period or at another point in your cycle can provide an important clinical clue.

Try tracking when symptoms begin, how long they last, whether they return in a monthly pattern, and how much they affect your daily life.

A cyclical pattern does not automatically mean endometriosis, but persistent or recurring symptoms may be worth discussing with a specialist.

At Endometriosis Center of Excellence, Dr. Rachael Haverland looks at the full symptom pattern to help guide a more individualized evaluation.

Save this post as a reminder, timing matters too.

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10/15/2026

Missed our last webinar? Endometriosis education does not stop with one conversation.

Understanding painful periods, recurring pelvic pain, digestive symptoms, fertility concerns, and when it may be time to seek specialized care can take time, and you deserve space to keep asking questions.

Dr. Rachael Haverland will be back in November with another live webinar designed to help you better understand your symptoms, your options, and what may be worth discussing with a specialist.

If you missed the last one, this is your next chance to join us.

More than just a period, because women’s health deserves a bigger conversation.Join us Tuesday, October 20th at 6:00 PM ...
10/14/2026

More than just a period, because women’s health deserves a bigger conversation.

Join us Tuesday, October 20th at 6:00 PM in Dallas for a relaxed, supportive evening focused on painful periods, bloating, fertility concerns, pelvic floor health, endometriosis, and the symptoms women are too often told to simply live with.

Dr. Rachael Haverland will be joined by pelvic floor physical therapist Dr. Taylor Reyes and certified functional medicine nurse practitioner Elizabeth Rohe for a women’s health Q&A centered around education, connection, and helping you better understand your body.

If you have questions about your symptoms, are living with endometriosis, or are wondering whether what you are experiencing deserves a closer look, this evening is for you.

Registration is $20 per person and includes a meal and gift bag.

[Sign up by October 16th] by calling 469 729 6460.

Location, 10260 N Central Expy, Suite 210, Dallas, TX 75231

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8140 Walnut Hill Ln Ste 106
Dallas, TX
75231

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