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Endometriosis Center of Excellence Welcome to the Endometriosis Center of Excellence. We provide a comprehensive, multi-disciplinary approach to treatment.

From expert excision surgeries to ongoing dedicated care, we are committed to providing Endometriosis patients with better support.

More than just a period, because women’s health deserves a bigger conversation.Join us Tuesday, October 20th at 6:00 PM ...
10/14/2026

More than just a period, because women’s health deserves a bigger conversation.

Join us Tuesday, October 20th at 6:00 PM in Dallas for a relaxed, supportive evening focused on painful periods, bloating, fertility concerns, pelvic floor health, endometriosis, and the symptoms women are too often told to simply live with.

Dr. Rachael Haverland will be joined by pelvic floor physical therapist Dr. Taylor Reyes and certified functional medicine nurse practitioner Elizabeth Rohe for a women’s health Q&A centered around education, connection, and helping you better understand your body.

If you have questions about your symptoms, are living with endometriosis, or are wondering whether what you are experiencing deserves a closer look, this evening is for you.

Registration is $20 per person and includes a meal and gift bag.

[Sign up by October 16th] by calling 469 729 6460.

Location, 10260 N Central Expy, Suite 210, Dallas, TX 75231

10/14/2026

Today is the day

If painful periods, recurring pelvic pain, or cycle related symptoms have been changing your plans, limiting your routine, or making you wonder if something more is going on, join us today.

Dr. Rachael Haverland is going live at 12:00 PM CST for Texas Women, Your Period Shouldn’t Be Running Your Life.

We will talk about painful periods, recurring pelvic pain, symptoms worth paying attention to, and when it may be time to consider a specialized evaluation.

If you have been planning your life around your cycle, this conversation is for you.

Be sure to save your seat before 12:00 PM CST today.

Sign up through the link in bio.

How many plans has your period canceled?Dinner, workouts, workdays, travel, time with friends, when pain starts deciding...
10/13/2026

How many plans has your period canceled?

Dinner, workouts, workdays, travel, time with friends, when pain starts deciding what you can and cannot do, it deserves a closer look.

Tomorrow, October 14th at 12:00 PM CST,
Dr. Rachael Haverland is going live for Texas Women, Your Period Shouldn’t Be Running Your Life.

We will talk about painful periods, recurring pelvic pain, symptoms that may point to something more, and when it may be time to seek a specialized evaluation.

If you have found yourself planning your life around your cycle, this conversation is for you.

Save your seat through the link in bio.

The hardest part of traveling with endometriosis is not always the packing, it is the uncertainty.Will you feel well eno...
10/12/2026

The hardest part of traveling with endometriosis is not always the packing, it is the uncertainty.

Will you feel well enough to explore, will pain interrupt the flight, will fatigue change the day, will you have to cancel plans you were looking forward to?

When symptoms begin shaping where you go, how long you stay, or whether you go at all, that impact matters.

Endometriosis care should consider more than symptoms in isolation, it should also consider how those symptoms are affecting the life you are trying to live.

At Endometriosis Center of Excellence, Dr. Rachael Haverland takes an individualized approach to care, with your symptoms, goals, and quality of life in mind.

Learn more at, www.endoexcellencecenter.com

Sometimes endometriosis care requires more than one area of expertise.When disease involves the bowel, bladder, ureters,...
10/12/2026

Sometimes endometriosis care requires more than one area of expertise.

When disease involves the bowel, bladder, ureters, or surrounding pelvic structures, thoughtful surgical planning becomes especially important. The goal is not to add more care than necessary, it is to make sure the right specialists are involved when they are needed.

That may mean collaboration with colorectal surgeons, urologists, or other specialists, depending on the location of disease, anatomy, symptoms, and each patient’s individual priorities.

Complex care should still feel coordinated.

At Endometriosis Center of Excellence, Dr. Rachael Haverland builds each treatment plan around the whole patient, bringing in additional expertise when appropriate.

Learn more about our multidisciplinary approach,
www.endoexcellencecenter.com

Getting an endometriosis diagnosis can bring clarity, relief, and a whole new set of questions.What does treatment look ...
10/11/2026

Getting an endometriosis diagnosis can bring clarity, relief, and a whole new set of questions.

What does treatment look like, do I need surgery, what should I track, what options are right for me?

You do not have to have every answer right away.

A thoughtful next step is understanding your symptoms, your history, your goals, and the care options available to you.

At Endometriosis Center of Excellence, Dr. Rachael Haverland works with each patient to create an individualized plan based on the full picture.

If you have recently been diagnosed, or are still trying to understand what comes next, specialized care can help you move forward with more clarity.

Learn more at,

www.endoexcellencecenter.com

Sometimes the question missing from a GI appointment is not only what your digestive symptoms are, but when they happen....
10/10/2026

Sometimes the question missing from a GI appointment is not only what your digestive symptoms are, but when they happen.

Recurring bloating, constipation, diarrhea, or painful bowel movements that change around your period can provide important context, especially when they occur alongside pelvic pain, pain with in*******se, or other cyclical symptoms.

Digestive symptoms can have many causes, but when a pattern keeps repeating with your cycle, it may be worth looking beyond the digestive system alone.

Tracking when symptoms begin, what makes them worse, and where you are in your cycle can help give your care team a clearer picture.

📌 Save this post if you are starting to connect the dots between your cycle and digestive symptoms.

👇 If symptoms persist, consider a specialist evaluation with Dr. Rachael Haverland

www.endoexcellencecenter.com

Your period ended, but the pain did not.Endometriosis related pain can continue between periods, which is why the full p...
10/08/2026

Your period ended, but the pain did not.

Endometriosis related pain can continue between periods, which is why the full pattern matters, not just what happens during your cycle.

Pay attention to when the pain shows up, where you feel it, what seems to make it worse, and whether it is affecting sleep, work, movement, intimacy, or daily life.

Those details can help your healthcare team better understand what you are experiencing and whether further evaluation may be helpful.

Your cycle is only one part of the story.

📌 Save this post if you are tracking symptoms beyond your period.

👇 Learn more about endometriosis evaluation and specialized care with Dr. Rachael Haverland

www.endoexcellencecenter.com

10/08/2026

Has your period already made plans for you?

Dinner canceled, workout skipped, plans rearranged, maybe even a full day spent waiting for the pain to pass.

When your period starts deciding what you can and cannot do, it is worth paying attention.

Painful periods can be common, but pain that repeatedly interferes with work, movement, relationships, sleep, or the things you enjoy deserves a closer look.

Your cycle should be part of your life, not something that controls it.

📌 Save this post if you have ever planned your month around your period.

👇 Learn more about painful periods and endometriosis care with Dr. Rachael Haverland

www.endoexcellencecenter.com

Some endometriosis myths sound believable, especially when you have heard them for years.But pain does not always match ...
10/07/2026

Some endometriosis myths sound believable, especially when you have heard them for years.

But pain does not always match disease stage, and being able to work, exercise, or show up for daily life does not mean your symptoms are mild.

Endometriosis can look very different from one person to the next, which is why symptoms deserve to be evaluated as part of the full clinical picture, not dismissed based on appearance or function alone.
The goal is not to compare your pain to someone else’s, it is to understand what your body is telling you.

📌 Save this post, and share it with someone who may need the reminder.

👇 Learn more about endometriosis evaluation and specialized care with Dr. Rachael Haverland

www.endoexcellencecenter.com

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