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EndoSurvivors International Foundation We are committed to changing the narrative about endometriosis and promoting menstrual health/hygiene in Nigeria.

At our Support Group meeting this Saturday, we will be discussing "Endometriosis 101": what is endometriosis, symptoms o...
04/10/2026

At our Support Group meeting this Saturday, we will be discussing "Endometriosis 101": what is endometriosis, symptoms of endometriosis, diagnosis of endometriosis, treatment options, complex cases of endometriosis, co-morbidities, risk factors and much more...

Our special guest is Dr. Christian Olajuwon Alabi, a reputable consultant gynaecologist with extensive experience in women’s health; and particular interest in endometriosis, gynaecological oncology, advanced benign gynaecological surgery and early pregnancy care.

He has worked across both the UK and Nigeria; and is committed to delivering evidence-based, patient-centred care while contributing to clinical education, service development and multidisciplinary team working.

Dr. Alabi has particular interest in improving the diagnosis and management of complex endometriosis and advancing standards of women’s healthcare.
We are honoured to have him join our meeting this Saturday!💃🏾

Are you living with and in need of more information on how to manage this tricky disease? Then you should not miss this Saturday's meeting.

Send a DM to register or use the contact details on the flier. Looking forward to connecting with you! Registration is free.

Olivia Nwankudu

📌🔊 Do you know someone battling endometriosis or adenomyosis? The constant pain, the struggle to conceive, the shame, lo...
04/10/2026

📌🔊 Do you know someone battling endometriosis or adenomyosis? The constant pain, the struggle to conceive, the shame, loneliness, hopelessness, anxiety and frustration...

Far too many women live with stories of late diagnosis, co-morbidities, limited access to care, and indifference towards a healthcare system that offers no real solution.

That narrative has to change. A strong community can make all the difference — offering the right information, compassionate guidance, emotional and mental strength, and much-needed practical help for both patients and those who care for them.

Join us for our Annual EndoSurvivors Support Group meetings for women living with endometriosis and adenomyosis. Meetings will hold via Zoom every Saturday for 4 weeks — October 10th through 31st, at 2pm (Nigeria).

Expect real-life stories of resilience from warriors, shared coping strategies, and insightful sessions led by healthcare specialists and expert patients.

The EndoSurvivors Support Group is completely free of charge:
✅ No subscription fees
✅ No negative energy
✅ A safe and supportive space
✅ Filled with care and understanding

Send a DM to register or use the contact details on the flier. Looking forward to connecting with you!

Endometriosis is tough but you are tougher. 💪

We celebrate the giant of Africa: a nation built on unyielding strength, limitless creativity, dogged faith, phenomenal ...
01/10/2026

We celebrate the giant of Africa: a nation built on unyielding strength, limitless creativity, dogged faith, phenomenal courage and hope unashamed.
Happy 66th Independence Day, dear Nigeria 🇳🇬 🇳🇬 💚. We hail thee!

Poor sleep can actually heighten pain sensitivity, making flares feel even more intense than they already are and endome...
17/09/2026

Poor sleep can actually heighten pain sensitivity, making flares feel even more intense than they already are and endometriosis has a way of making rest hard to come by in the first place.

Sometimes, the pain keeps you up and then exhaustion follows you the next day.

Swipe for 3 small changes that can help you rest a little easier during a flare.

Nothing drastic, just small shifts that help

Save this for your next hard night.

You don’t have to carry it all by yourself. Find your people.Endometriosis can be so isolating but you are not alone. Se...
15/09/2026

You don’t have to carry it all by yourself. Find your people.

Endometriosis can be so isolating but you are not alone. Send a DM to join our thriving support group - the best support group in the world!😉

You can also use the contact details on the flier. We look forward to hearing from you.

To every student heading back to school this week - new term, new class, new books, new uniforms, new adventures.Walk in...
14/09/2026

To every student heading back to school this week - new term, new class, new books, new uniforms, new adventures.

Walk in with your head high. Ask the questions. Raise your hand. Shine your light.

Here’s to a remarkable session of growth, success, and big wins🥂.

Happy Resumption! 🎒💛

Do you experience debilitating, painful periods and no one is taking you seriously? We’ld love to hear from you.
12/09/2026

Do you experience debilitating, painful periods and no one is taking you seriously? We’ld love to hear from you.

Do you know someone who has been told “but you already have kids, so it can’t be endometriosis”? Send them this. 👇Endome...
08/09/2026

Do you know someone who has been told “but you already have kids, so it can’t be endometriosis”? Send them this. 👇

Endometriosis can develop, persist, or worsen at any stage of life before children, after children, or even after menopause in some cases. Having a baby doesn’t “clear” endo tissue, and pregnancy is not a form of treatment or prevention. Some women are only diagnosed years after their last pregnancy, once symptoms become impossible to ignore.

In our Patient Support Group, we have seen a few women whose symptoms relieve after childbirth - this is however, not a rule of thumb.

If you’ve had children and you’re still dealing with severe period pain, pelvic pain, chest pain/shoulder pain/breathlessness during your period or pain during intimacy - your symptoms are still valid. Motherhood doesn’t cancel out endometriosis, and it shouldn’t cancel out your right to answers.

Pregnancy can temporarily relieve endometriosis symptoms. During pregnancy, a woman’s body is flooded with high levels of progesterone which suppresses the menstrual cycle. Once hormone levels go back to normal and periods return often after birth or stopping breastfeeding, endometriosis symptoms most likely return.

Save this post so you can reference it at your next doctor’s visit if you need to.

We’re excited to announce that EndoSurvivors is now on TikTok! Did you say we arrived late to party? Well... it’s better...
03/09/2026

We’re excited to announce that EndoSurvivors is now on TikTok! Did you say we arrived late to party? Well... it’s better late than never.

With so many young (and not so young) people using TikTok to learn, connect and discover new perspectives, joining the platform gives us another opportunity to reach more girls, women and families with credible information about endometriosis; while making the conversation more engaging.

Expect educational content, awareness campaigns, survivor stories, advocacy updates, myth-busting and some fun moments along the way! 💜

Follow endometriosisnigeria on Tiktok. Help us grow our community by following, sharing our content and tagging someone who needs to know more about endometriosis.

The conversation is extending to TikTok. Come with us!

Happy New Month! 💜As we step into September, we’re grateful for every one of you who’s shown up this year whether you’re...
02/09/2026

Happy New Month! 💜

As we step into September, we’re grateful for every one of you who’s shown up this year whether you’re navigating your own endometriosis journey, supporting someone who is, or simply here to learn.

New month, same mission: raising awareness, breaking the silence, and reminding you that your pain is valid and you are never alone in this.

Here’s to a September filled with strength, healing, and honest conversations. 🤍

Comment one word describing what you’re hoping for this month 👇

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Tuesday 09:00 - 17:00
Wednesday 09:00 - 17:00
Thursday 09:00 - 17:00
Friday 09:00 - 17:00
Saturday 09:00 - 15:00

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