My family doctor is a pretty good doctor he seems to listen to my needs but there's not to many gynecologist that except my as a patient this days cause of things some other gynecologist put on my records she said i don't have endometriosis just because I told her how I was when I first started having symptoms and the gynecologist that did except me has a 3 year waiting list
June 23
Finding a good endometriosis specialist in Canada can feel like searching for a unicorn — frustrating, exhausting, and sometimes making you question if they even exist. You're definitely not alone in this struggle.
While a specific doctor can't be recommended here, there are some practical steps that may help speed up the Show Full Answer
Finding a good endometriosis specialist in Canada can feel like searching for a unicorn — frustrating, exhausting, and sometimes making you question if they even exist. You're definitely not alone in this struggle.
While a specific doctor can't be recommended here, there are some practical steps that may help speed up the search:
- Nancy's Nook Endometriosis Education (Facebook group) maintains a list of vetted endo specialists, including some in Canada
- The Endometriosis Network Canada (endometriosisnetwork.ca) has resources and may help connect you to specialists
- Ask your GP for a referral to multiple specialists at once — being on several waitlists simultaneously improves your chances
- Consider telehealth options — some specialists offer virtual consultations, which can open up access across provinces
Many MyEndometriosisTeam members have found success by seeing an endometriosis specialist rather than a general OB/GYN, as specialists are far more familiar with the condition and treatment options.
It's also worth being open and honest with your current doctor about how urgently you need care — sometimes that can influence referral priority.
June 23
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