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Endometriosis can be difficult to diagnose due to symptoms shared with other conditions and varying types of the condition, such as silent endometriosis. Endometriosis is not fully curable, but its symptoms are treatable. Work with us at ReceptivaDx to overcome this challenge. Testing with ReceptivaDx can help identify inflammation that indicates endometriosis and highlight potential…
Endometriosis can have many symptoms, from pain to heavy menstrual bleeding; but some patients are asymptomatic. Silent endometriosis occurs when you have the condition of endometriosis but don’t manifest the known or most common symptoms. Asymptomatic women may never realize they have endometriosis until they’re faced with unexplained infertility. At ReceptivaDx, we specialize in diagnosing…
The link between BCL6 and endometriosis is more common than people may think. Our ReceptivaDx testing may assist in understanding unexplained infertility. Here is what you should know about BCL6 endometriosis: What Is BCL6? B-cell CLL/lymphoma six or BCL6 can be an indicator of inflammation of the uterine lining. We test for the levels of…
BCL6 and endometriosis can be linked to one another. When one has experienced unexplained infertility, one should know about silent endometriosis and the effects it may have. Here are some FAQs about BCL6 and endometriosis: What Is BCL6? BCL6 or B-cell CLL/lymphoma 6 is a protein marker highly associated with inflammation on the uterine lining….
Silent endometriosis and infertility can be linked together. At ReceptiveDx, we want our patients to understand the ways that we can be helpful in their fertility journey. Here are things to understand about the link between silent endometriosis and infertility: Endometriosis: What To Understand To understand silent endometriosis, a patient should know what endometriosis is….
A 2017 study of women undergoing IVF analyzed the role of using the BCL6 protein marker to predict IVF success rates. BCL6 is highly associated with inflammatory conditions of the uterus, most often endometriosis, None of the patients were treated. The study showed that those testing positive and left untreated had less than a 12%…