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Endometriosis is when some of the cells similar to those that line the uterus (womb), called the endometrium, grow in other parts of the body. They usually grow in the pelvis, but can move to almost any part of the body. Even though they are not in the uterus, the cells still respond to messages from the ovaries. The endometriosis tissue gets full every month and then bleeds when the woman has a period. Over time, this process can lead to inflammation and scarring and can cause organs to stick together in places (known as adhesions). Contact The Endometriosis Experts today...!... Polycystic ovary syndrome (or polycystic ovarian syndrome - PCOS) is a complex hormonal condition. ‘Polycystic' literally translates as ‘many cysts'. This refers to the many partially formed follicles on the ovaries, which each contain an egg. These rarely grow to maturity or produce eggs that can be fertilised... Women with PCOS commonly have high levels of insulin that don't work effectively or male..