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There are definitely both in-person and online support options available for people living with endometriosis! A MyEndometriosisTeam member shared, "I feel blessed to have an online support group, which is better than no one at all. Friends and family can be good support, but if they're not going through something, they Show Full Answer

There are definitely both in-person and online support options available for people living with endometriosis! A MyEndometriosisTeam member shared, "I feel blessed to have an online support group, which is better than no one at all. Friends and family can be good support, but if they're not going through something, they don't completely understand it."

Here are some great options to explore:

- Endometriosis Association – the first international organization for people with endometriosis
- Endo Warriors – a social media group with discussion areas for people with endometriosis
- Endometriosis.net – an online community for people living with endometriosis
- Endometriosis Foundation of America – active on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram
- Endometriosis Research Center – promotes awareness and advocacy on Facebook and Twitter
- Endometriosis UK – an online support group specifically for those in the United Kingdom
- Endometriosis Partnership – provides a list of online support groups
- Endometriosis.org – lists national endometriosis organizations by country

For in-person meetings, certain endometriosis nonprofits offer local support groups, so it's worth asking your doctor or specialist if they know of any in your area. A quick heads-up β€” while online support groups can be incredibly helpful, they aren't a replacement for medical advice. Always check with your healthcare provider before trying any treatments or supplements suggested in these groups, as what works for one person may not be right for another.

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