This week my intention was to have an honest conversation about some of the most common—and most misunderstood—gynecologic conditions I see in practice: endometriosis and adenomyosis. I break down the key differences between these two conditions in plain language, explain how they affect the body, and answer real listener questions that many people are too hesitant to ask. If you’ve ever wondered why symptoms can overlap, how diagnosis differs, or what to look out for, this episode is for you...
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This week my intention was to have an honest conversation about some of the most common—and most misunderstood—gynecologic conditions I see in practice: endometriosis and adenomyosis. I break down the key differences between these two conditions in plain language, explain how they affect the body, and answer real listener questions that many people are too hesitant to ask. If you’ve ever wondered why symptoms can overlap, how diagnosis differs, or what to look out for, this episode is for you...
In this episode, Dr. Burki addresses alarming and unproven announcements by US government health agencies about the alleged risks of taking acetaminophen, commonly known as Tylenol, during pregnancy. Dr. Burki cites extensive, high-quality research, including a comprehensive Swedish study, to firmly dispel these myths and confirm that acetaminophen is safe for both mothers and unborn babies when used correctly. Dr. Burki also emphasizes the dangers of not treating fevers during pregnancy, whi...
GynoInfo! Frank Talk with Dr. Burki
This week my intention was to have an honest conversation about some of the most common—and most misunderstood—gynecologic conditions I see in practice: endometriosis and adenomyosis. I break down the key differences between these two conditions in plain language, explain how they affect the body, and answer real listener questions that many people are too hesitant to ask. If you’ve ever wondered why symptoms can overlap, how diagnosis differs, or what to look out for, this episode is for you...
