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 We talk to experts, share stories, and challenge outdated thinking.
Endo Untangled
Claim This Podcastby Dr Alecia Macrow GP with Cherie Noble EP
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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 We talk to experts, share stories, and challenge outdated thinking.
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June 29, 2026
Ep 25: Why Is My Body Falling Apart But My Tests Are Normal? If you can't connect the issues, think connective tissues with Dr Fraser Burling Rheumatologist and Ehlers Danlos expert
<p>This is a special combined episode of Endo Untangled and the Australian POTS Foundation. We're joined by Dr Marie-Claire Seeley, CEO of the Australian POTS Foundation, and Dr Fraser Burling, New Zealand rheumatologist and internationally recognised expert in hypermobility and connective tissue disorders.</p><p>Together we explore why connective tissue might be the missing link for some people living with invisible illness. We discuss hypermobility, Ehlers-Danlos syndrome, mast cell activation, heavy bleeding, pelvic pain, POTS and why normal blood tests don't always mean nothing is wrong.</p><p>Whether you're a patient trying to understand your own body or a health professional wanting to better connect the dots, this conversation is packed with practical insights and a whole new way of thinking.</p><p>Because sometimes, if you can't connect the issues, it's worth thinking about the connective tissues.</p><p></p>
June 15, 2026
Ep 24: The Diagnosis Behind the Diagnoses? MCAS, POTS & Endometriosis with Dr Alexis Cutchens
<p>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?</p><p>Recorded live at the 2026 Australian POTS Foundation Conference, we sat down with internationally recognised cardiologist Dr Alexis Cutchens to talk about mast cell activation syndrome (MCAS), a topic many of us were never taught about, but one that keeps showing up in complex patients.</p><p>We explore what mast cells actually do, why MCAS can look like much more than "just allergies", and why clinicians working in pelvic pain often find themselves learning about POTS, connective tissue disorders and immune dysfunction.</p><p>Along the way, we discuss everything from heavy periods, bladder symptoms, medication sensitivities, hormones and pregnancy through to perimenopause, antihistamines, and the very real experience of patients who seem to collect diagnosis after diagnosis without anyone joining the dots.</p><p>This is a conversation about curiosity and complexity. We don't have all the answers, but if you've ever wondered whether these conditions might be more connected than we realise, come along for this incredible ride!</p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p>
June 2, 2026
Ep 23: The Biggest Questions in Endometriosis, Viewed Through a Microscope with Dr Rebecca Morrow
<p>Have you ever wondered how a pathologist actually decides whether tissue is endometriosis?</p><p><br></p><p>Endometriosis is often described as “endometrial-like tissue” growing outside the uterus. But what does that really mean? What does endometriosis actually look like under the microscope? Where does it come from? And what can pathology tell us about this complex disease?</p><p><br></p><p>Joining us is anatomical pathologist Dr Rebecca Morrow, who spends her days examining endometriosis, cancer and other complex gynaecological conditions under the microscope.</p><p><br></p><p>Together, we tackle some of the biggest questions in endometriosis:</p><p><br></p><p>• What are pathologists actually looking for when diagnosing endometriosis?</p><p>• What does endometriosis look like under the microscope?</p><p>• Where does it come from?</p><p>• Why do pathology reports sometimes seem confusing?</p><p>• Can endometriosis be missed?</p><p>• How is endometriosis different from cancer, despite some surprising similarities?</p><p>• What should patients know about their biopsy results?</p><p><br></p><p>A fascinating conversation that takes us inside the pathology lab and offers a microscopic view of one of medicine’s most misunderstood conditions</p>
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