Hosted by Dr Alecia Macrow GP with Cherie Noble EP · 🇺🇸 US · EN-AU · 26 episodes
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Unravels the complexities of endometriosis and persistent pelvic pain – one conversation at a time.Join Dr Alecia Macrow, GP and founder of Thrive Family Practice, and Exercise Physiologist Cherie Noble, as they explore the tangled threads of pelvic pain with compassion, curiosity, and clinical insight. From hormones to hypermobility, trauma to treatment gaps, Endo Untangled dives into the real-life experiences and science behind one of the most misunderstood conditions in women’s health. We talk to experts, share stories, and challenge outdated thinking.
Dr Alecia Macrow GP with Cherie Noble EP hosts Endo Untangled, a health show with 26 episodes published.
Why do so many people with endometriosis also have food sensitivities, bloating, bladder symptoms, migraines, fatigue, POTS or hypermobility? Is it coincidence, or are we missing part of the picture? Recorded live at the
Why do we have periods at all, when most mammals don’t? In this episode we catch up with Dr. Deena Emera, evolutionary biologist and author of A Brief History of the Female Body , and look at menstruation through an evol
Why do so many people with pelvic pain feel like they have constant UTIs… even when the tests keep coming back negative? In this episode, we sit down with urogynecologist and pelvic floor expert A/Prof Tanaka Dune to unp
Have you ever wondered how a pathologist actually decides whether tissue is endometriosis? Endometriosis is often described as “endometrial-like tissue” growing outside the uterus. But what does that really mean? What do
If you’ve been told your ultrasound was normal but your pain isn’t, this episode is for you. Join us on Endo Untangled as Dr Alecia Macrow and Cherie Noble sit down with Alison Deslandes – clinical academic sonographer,
Have you ever wondered how a pathologist actually decides whether tissue is endometriosis? Endometriosis is often described as “endometrial-like tissue” growing outside the uterus. But what does that really mean? What do
Why do so many people with pelvic pain feel like they have constant UTIs… even when the tests keep coming back negative? In this episode, we sit down with urogynecologist and pelvic floor expert A/Prof Tanaka Dune to unp
If you’ve been told your ultrasound was normal but your pain isn’t, this episode is for you. Join us on Endo Untangled as Dr Alecia Macrow and Cherie Noble sit down with Alison Deslandes – clinical academic sonographer,
Why do we have periods at all, when most mammals don’t? In this episode we catch up with Dr. Deena Emera, evolutionary biologist and author of A Brief History of the Female Body, and look at menstruation through an evolu
Pelvic pain isn’t driven by one thing. It’s multiple systems hitting each other and keeping pain in motion. In this episode, we zoom out and examine some of the main drivers of persistent pain and how they interact, in p
So much of pelvic pain care focuses on finding and fixing a single cause. But what happens when the system itself becomes part of the problem? In this episode, we’re joined by psychologist Laura Grace to explore:how the
Is the pill just a band-aid for pelvic pain and endometriosis? It’s a question many patients ask, and one that comes up again and again in clinics and online. In this episode of Endo Untangled, Dr Alecia Macrow and Cheri
If you've got pelvic pain, you probably know it's not just about the endometriosis lesions. But did you know how much your muscles are contributing to your symptoms? Pelvic health physio Caz Berry is back to explain the
Pelvic pain doesn’t exist in isolation — and neither does the nervous system that processes it. In this episode, world-renowned pelvic health physio and storyteller Michelle Lyons explains why what happens in the vagus n
Forget the candles and face masks. This episode gets real about what self-care actually looks like when you live with endometriosis or chronic pelvic pain. Dr Alecia Macrow and exercise physiologist Cherie Noble break do
Next in our Summer Series - Interviews from the 2025 Pelvic Pain Foundation of Australia Annual Practitioner Seminar. *we'll be back with our long form eps in late Jan* What does a physio educator wish you knew about pai
In this Fast and Curious episode from the Pelvic Pain Foundation annual seminar, Michelle Nielsen talks about PPEP Talk, the Periods, Pain and Endometriosis Program. PPEP Talk is an engaging, medically accurate education
TW: Fertility is discussed here, and we know this can be a painful subject for those with endo and pelvic pain. If this raises concerns for you, give yourself permission to skip this episode. In this episode, we talk wit
In this episode we sit down with world class excision surgeon and leading pelvic sonologist Dr Matthew Leonardi to explore how high quality pelvic ultrasound transforms the way we understand endometriosis. Matthew explai
In this episode of Endo Untangled, Dr Millie Mardon PhD shares how her long trips from Port Augusta to Adelaide as a teenager shaped her work in pain science. She explains how understanding what pain really is can help u
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