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Let’s Talk Period is a podcast from EndoTV, hosted by Diana Falzone, bringing real, unfiltered conversations to the forefront of women’s health. From endometriosis and chronic pain to fertility, mental health, and beyond, this show creates space for the stories, science, and voices that have been overlooked for far too long. Through candid interviews with patients, doctors, and advocates, Let’s Talk Period breaks stigma, challenges misinformation, and pushes the conversation forward. Because it’s time we actually talk about it.

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July 21, 2026

How Endometriosis Left One Patient Needing a Blood Transfusion

Heavy bleeding is not something patients should have to prove. In this episode of EndoTV, Diana Falzone speaks with patient advocate Charlie and Dr. Katie Burns about endometriosis, chronic pain, heavy bleeding, anemia, blood transfusions, and the emotional toll of living with an invisible illness. Charlie shares her experience with painful periods, pain with sex, ongoing pelvic pain, severe bleeding, anemia, laparoscopic excision surgery, and needing blood transfusions because of heavy uterine bleeding. She also discusses what it is like to look healthy on the outside while managing symptoms that can be exhausting, painful, and difficult for others to understand. Diana, Charlie, and Dr. Burns discuss what patients should know about heavy bleeding, when to ask about bloodwork such as CBC, hemoglobin, and iron levels, and why patients are so often forced to advocate for themselves in emergency and medical settings. They also discuss pain after excision surgery, possible overlapping conditions such as hypermobility or orthopedic pain, and the importance of accommodating your body when living with chronic illness. This conversation centers Charlie’s story while offering practical takeaways for anyone navigating endometriosis, heavy bleeding, anemia, chronic pain, or the fight to be believed. Guest: CharlieGuest: Dr. Katie BurnsHost: Diana FalzonePresented by: EndoFound & EndoTV

July 14, 2026

Endometriosis Surgery & Fertility: What Patients Need to Know

What should endometriosis patients know about surgery, ovarian cysts, fertility, and self-advocacy? In this episode of EndoTV, Diana Falzone speaks with Alexandra Arsenault about her journey with stage 4 deep infiltrating endometriosis, emergency surgery, losing an ovary, and eventually seeking expert excision surgery with Dr. Tamer Seckin in New York. After years of painful periods, repeated ER visits, and symptoms that were dismissed as “normal,” Alexandra learned at 19 that a 12-centimeter endometrioma had completely encapsulated her right ovary. The ovary could not be saved, and she was diagnosed with stage 4 endometriosis. When a cyst later appeared on her remaining ovary, she knew she needed to advocate quickly and seek specialized care. Her story highlights the emotional weight of fertility fears, the importance of medical records and self-advocacy, and the difference between reactive care and proactive treatment. Diana and Alexandra discuss endometriomas, fertility preservation, excision surgery, workplace challenges, medical leave, family history, and why endometriosis education is needed not only for patients, but also for doctors, employers, families, and partners. This conversation is a hopeful reminder that while endometriosis can be devastating, the right care can change the course of a patient’s life. Guest: Alexandra ArsenaultHost: Diana FalzonePresented by: EndoFound & EndoTV

July 7, 2026

Endometriosis & Infertility: What Patients Need to Know

What should endometriosis patients know about infertility, IVF, fibroids, and surrogacy? In this episode of EndoTV, Diana Falzone speaks with Andrea Syrtash, founder of Pregnantish and the World Fertility Project, about her personal journey with endometriosis, fibroids, infertility, IVF, pregnancy loss, and gestational surrogacy. Andrea was first told she may have endometriosis at age 14 after experiencing debilitating period pain. Years later, as she began trying to build a family, she learned how deeply endometriosis, fibroids, and uterine health could impact fertility and pregnancy. Together, Diana and Andrea discuss the emotional and medical realities of infertility, the financial barriers many patients face, misconceptions around surrogacy, and why fertility education should begin much earlier for people living with endometriosis. They also discuss how Andrea’s experience led her to create Pregnantish, a platform dedicated to breaking stigma and supporting people navigating fertility treatment and nontraditional paths to parenthood. This conversation is for anyone living with endometriosis, facing infertility, supporting a loved one, or looking for hope on the road to parenthood. Guest: Andrea SyrtashHost: Diana FalzonePresented by: EndoFound & EndoTV

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What is EndoTV?: Let’s Talk Period is a podcast from EndoTV, hosted by Diana Falzone, bringing real, unfiltered conversations to the forefront of women’s health.

From endometriosis and chronic pain to fertility, mental health, and beyond, this show creates space for the stories, science, and voices that have been overlooked for far too long.

Through candid interviews with patients, doctors, and advocates, Let’s Talk Period breaks stigma, challenges misinformation, and pushes the conversation forward.

Because it’s time we actually talk about it.
How often does this podcast release new episodes?: This podcast updates daily.
Where can I listen to this podcast?: This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
Does this podcast accept guests?: Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.

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