Endometriosis can attach itself to various organs, structures, and regions, causing symptoms distinct from -- and in addition to -- the general and myriad symptoms normally associated with the disease. This infographic briefly describes some of the structures and regions in which endometriosis can be found.

This infographic presents a comparative look at the discriminatory practices in federal funding of diseases with similar or less frequency than endometriosis. The infographic also highlights further discriminatory funding trends for deadly women’s diseases, as seen in pink.

Although there is no cure for endometriosis, laparoscopic surgery is the recommended course of treatment for the disease. There are currently two types of surgery for endometriosis: ablation and excision. The following infographic highlights the differences between the two surgeries.

Think you might have endometriosis? You're not alone. This infographic shows some of the most common symptoms associated with the disease. Ask your doctor about endometriosis if any of these apply to you. 

A comparative look at the discriminatory practices in federal funding of endometriosis