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   Jessica Parisi 
 July 23, 2024.
 
 
  I am 4 weeks post surgery with Dr. Vidali. I feel better each day! I wish I met him sooner. In 2023, I went through extensive endometreosis workup at two major NYC hospitals and was not offered clinical advice for multiple symptoms that I have had for years. I started to believe there was no one skilled or confident to perform my laparoscopy and excisional surgery. I was living with chronic abdominal pain, back pain 9/10, endo belly/adeno belly 24/7, GI issues, chronic fatigue and nausea. Dr. Vidali was the first doctor who was paying attention to my history and pain. He is warm, kind and intelligent. He is excellent at reviewing the imaging and listening, he found things in minutes that the radiologists missed. His passion for this diagnosis and raising awareness is why I trusted him to do my surgery. He works with an enthusiastic team who makes you feel comfortable and safe. While I was in recovery on a Friday evening, he went to the waiting room and sat with my caretaker to explain the surgery in detail and how I was doing. The nurses, office and billing staff were all professional, prompt and available. I have only good things to say!  If you are local or have to travel a far distance to meet him, it is worth it! He is the best.
  
 
       
   Stephanie Walker 
 June 7, 2024.
 
 
  Where do I begin? After years of being dismissed and medically gaslit by doctors, it is an overwhelming feeling to be in Dr. Vidali's care. He is the kind of physician that not only listens to his patients but believes their concerns and symptoms are valid. He is also honest and will give you the (blunt) truth which is also rare in this field. He is the best at what he does. Even after asking my previous doctor multiple times about excrutiating period pains and other classic endo symptoms, my concerns were just brushed off. Meanwhile, it took Dr. Vidali 20 seconds of looking at my MRI images to diagnose me with endometriosis. He is the most skilled endo surgeon out there. The staff at Jersey City Medical Center and his surgical team incl. Dr. Raccuia and Dr. Larish are all a well oiled machine. You truly feel like you are in the best of hands. I travelled from out of state to have my laparoscopy with them and the entire process was smooth. I had stage 3-4 endo with extensive endometriosis and yet experienced no pain post surgery. Dr. Vidali called me several times before flying back home to personally check on me. I would not have a laparascopy with anyone else and recommend him to anyone suffering from endo symptoms! My only regret is that I wish I had seen him years ago!
Thank you Dr. Vidali!
  
 
       
   Candice Sturtevant 
 June 7, 2024.
 
 
  Having my surgery with Dr. Vidali was the absolute best decision. Such a genuine and caring doctor! All of his staff are equally as wonderful! I had a complex stage 4 case of endometriosis that included a bowel resection and after too many years of suffering and mistreatment/misdiagnosis, I literally feel like a new woman. Don't go anywhere else. ❤
  
 
       
   Sarah Doucette 
 May 14, 2024.
 
 
  Dr Vidali and his team are so amazing.  I traveled to see him from Canada. No regrets! I felt so confident and comfortable at every step.  Highly recommend him and his team.
  
 
       
   Amanda Cox 
 April 27, 2024.
 
 
  Dr. Vidali is an excellent and caring physician. He takes the time to listen to his patients’ experiences and answer all questions. He is very knowledgeable, skilled, and very kind. He addressed all follow up concerns  promptly and helped with anything that came up after surgery. I had very little pain after an extensive endometriosis surgery, and I believe that is due to his skill and planning. Thank you, Dr. Vidali!
  
 
       
   kim estrada 
 April 26, 2024.
 
 
  After trying everything else, Dr. Vidali did my excision six months ago and I’ve never felt better. I went from 10 out of 10 pain to 0 out of 10 pain these last six months, which has never happened in over 20 years. I’m a new person. It’s a totally different life without pain, fatigue, GI issues. I’ll be forever grateful.
  
 
       
   Tracy Duffy 
 April 26, 2024.
 
 
  If I could give Dr. Vidali 100 stars, I would. The summer of 2022 I started having debilitating periods with slowly got worse. It went from mild pain during my period to daily pain that disturbed my life. In 2023 I had multiple ultrasounds to be told that everything was unremarkable and the only way to help was hormonal birth control. I tried every type of birth control out there and it would work for a few months until I found myself in pain that continued to get more severe.  I finally switched OB-Gyn doctors and was told I might have endometriosis. I knew I had to not only go to an OB-Gyn but one who specializes specifically with endometriosis excision surgery. I live near Boston and consulted with the amazing team up here(will leave them nameless but I think they are great), but the wait for surgery was about 14 months out. I couldn’t wait that long with my deteriorating condition. I found Dr. Vidali from a friend who went to him. I filled out the forms and in 48 hours had an in person consultation scheduled for 8 days later. His office staff was warm and welcoming, answering my questions prior to my appointment. Dr. Vidali spent an hour with me which included an ultrasound where he immediately saw what looked like adenomyosis. He laid out a few possible treatment plans for me and gave me all the pros and cons. He was confident he could get me out of the pain I was in daily and my life back. I felt heard, validated, and understood. I scheduled surgery for 7 weeks later. The nurses and office staff answered all my questions no matter how minor they were. I went into surgery with debilitating back pain that started in my lower back and would extend at the worst of times up to my neck and down to my knees. I was in constant pelvic pain. I barely slept because of how uncomfortable I was. I had daily issues with my GI track no matter what I did. I came out of surgery after a hysterectomy, appendectomy, and excision of endometriosis with absolutely no back pain. I am currently almost 4 weeks post operation with no back pain, my GI problems are basically resolved, and I do not have any more pelvic pain like before. I have normal pain from healing from a major surgery but still feel better than I have in years. Dr. Vidali and his staff continue to communicate with me, and respond quickly to anything I need. I cannot thank him enough for giving me my life back.
  
 
       
   Kimberly Ackerbauer 
 April 24, 2024.
 
 
  I had excision surgery with Dr. Vidali this past April and HIGHLY recommend him to anyone struggling with endo. I have stage IV disease involving many organs and he was able excise it all while keeping my fertility intact. He is highly skilled with excellent bedside manner and checked in on me several times post-op to made sure I was recovering well. I am 3 weeks out and feel incredible. His team coordinators were also well organized and spelled out every step of the process along the way.
  
 
       
   Melanie Orlins 
 April 17, 2024.
 
 
  I credit Dr. Vidali with my pregnancy success after a history of recurrent miscarriage. I messaged him upon a positive pregnancy test, knowing I needed immune treatment to avoid another miscarriage. He quickly looked over my labs and prescribed medication. His wonderful nurse Linda made sure to get the script in ASAP so I could have it overnighted. All of this happened while I was anticipating my upcoming consult with Dr. Vidali. I’m forever grateful he took time out of his day (in between cases) to help me. Dr. Vidali’s advocacy for women battling infertility related disease and immune issues is unmatched — a true hero for many, including myself!

Endometriosis Awareness 2024: Shining a Light on the Condition

2024 has been a year for Endometriosis Awareness, a condition that affects millions of individuals worldwide. Endometriosis is a chronic and often painful condition in which tissue similar to the lining of the uterus grows outside the uterus.

This year has offered an opportunity to shed light on the challenges faced by those with endometriosis, increase understanding, and promote early diagnosis and effective management. In this blog post, we’ll delve into the significance of Endometriosis Awareness and why it matters.

Understanding Endometriosis

Endometriosis is a complex and often misunderstood condition. Here are some key facts about endometriosis:

Prevalence: Endometriosis affects approximately 1 in 10 individuals of reproductive age, making it a common gynecological disorder.
Painful Symptoms: The most common symptom of endometriosis is pelvic pain, which can be severe and debilitating. Other symptoms may include painful periods, pain during intercourse, and fertility challenges.
Impact on Fertility: Endometriosis can significantly impact fertility, making it difficult for individuals to conceive.
No Cure: Currently, there is no cure for endometriosis, but various treatment options are available to manage symptoms and improve quality of life.

The Importance of Awareness

Endometriosis Awareness serves several crucial purposes:

Early Diagnosis: Increased awareness can lead to earlier diagnosis and intervention, potentially improving the quality of life for those with endometriosis.
Reducing Stigma: By openly discussing endometriosis, we can help reduce the stigma surrounding menstrual health issues and chronic pain.
Support and Advocacy: Awareness encourages individuals with endometriosis to seek support, connect with others facing similar challenges, and advocate for their own health.
Research and Education: It highlights the importance of ongoing research into better treatment options and improved understanding of the condition.

Getting Involved

You don’t have to be directly affected by endometriosis to make a difference advocating for Endometriosis Awareness in 2024-2025. Here are ways you can get involved:

Spread the Word: Share information about endometriosis on your social media platforms, using appropriate hashtags like #EndometriosisAwareness.
Support Organizations: Consider donating to or volunteering with organizations that focus on endometriosis awareness, research, and support.
Educate Yourself: Take the time to learn more about endometriosis, its symptoms, and its impact on individuals’ lives.
Listen and Offer Support: If someone you know has endometriosis, be a supportive friend or family member. Sometimes, just being there to listen can make a world of difference.

Endometriosis Awareness in 2024: Conclusion

Let’s all continue to raise Endometriosis Awareness and come together as a community to support those affected by this challenging condition. By raising awareness, advocating for early diagnosis, and supporting ongoing research, we can make significant strides in improving the lives of individuals with endometriosis. Let’s shine a light on endometriosis and work towards a future where those with this condition can live their lives with less pain and greater understanding.

Consulting a Specialist

If you or someone you know is experiencing symptoms of endometriosis, it’s crucial to consult with a specialist who can provide an accurate diagnosis and personalized treatment options.

Dr. Andrea Vidali at the Endometriosis Treatment Center specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of endometriosis, offering expert care and guidance.

Dr. Andrea Vidali
Endometriosis Treatment Center
New York, NY 10021
516-584-8710

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