A Root-Cause Approach to Endometriosis with Mosaic Medical
What Is Endometriosis?
How It Affects People:
Typical Symptoms Include
Our Functional Medicine Approach
- Oestrogen metabolism and hormone imbalances, sometimes described as oestrogen dominance
- Chronic inflammation and immune dysfunction
- Gut microbiome imbalances and food sensitivities
- Nutrient deficiencies, including magnesium and zinc
- Environmental toxin exposure and detoxification capacity
What Makes Our Clinic Different
- Natural, non-suppressive care that works with your body to reduce pain and inflammation, rather than relying solely on hormonal suppression
- Holistic hormone support across oestrogen metabolism, detoxification and adrenal and thyroid balance
- Medical oversight from GMC-registered doctors who can prescribe when necessary and ensure safety in complex cases
- A whole-person focus on both immediate symptom relief and long-term strategies, with nutritional therapy available alongside your medical care
Online Endometriosis Appointments Across the UK
- Your initial consultation lasts 90 minutes, and your doctor reviews your history in detail beforehand
- Testing is arranged remotely, with home kits where the test allows
- We work alongside your GP and gynaecology team, including before or after surgery
- You can read about the team on ou Meet the Team page and see fees on our pricing page
FAQs About Endometriosis and Functional Medicine
Can functional medicine help reduce pain from endometriosis?
Do I need surgery for endometriosis?
Not always. While surgery can be helpful for some, many patients improve significantly through natural, non-invasive strategies such as hormone balancing, anti-inflammatory nutrition, and detoxification support.
What kind of testing do you use?
We may use hormone testing (such as the DUTCH test), microbiome analysis, food sensitivity testing, and inflammation markers. We also review existing blood results from your GP or gynaecologist. We only recommend tests that will directly influence your treatment plan.
Can you help if I have already had surgery?
Yes. Many people continue to experience symptoms after surgery. We work to reduce recurrence and address the immune and inflammatory drivers that surgery cannot fix.
How long before I start feeling better?
Improvements often begin within 1–3 months, with more significant changes in pain and energy seen over 6–12 months.
I have had gender transition and/or do not identify as a woman. Can you still help?
Yes. We meet every patient as an individual, respecting your journey, identity, and preferences. A discovery call is a good first step to explore your unique situation.
Do you offer remote consultations?
Yes. We work with patients virtually across the UK, with in-person consultations if needed.
How do appointments work?
Your first appointment is 90 minutes, with your doctor reviewing your case beforehand. Together we will discuss your symptoms, history, and decide on next steps, including testing if needed.
Does the appointment price include testing?
No. Testing is separate and only recommended when results will meaningfully change your care plan.
I already have test results. Can you still help?
Yes. You can share your existing results before your consultation. If there are many, there may be a small preparation fee, which we will always discuss with you first.
How does the nutrition side work?
We provide tailored advice on anti-inflammatory nutrition. For more complex cases, we may recommend working alongside our nutritional therapist to accelerate progress and improve outcomes.
Ready to Explore a Root-Cause Approach to Endometriosis?
We recommend starting with a free discovery call with one of our doctors or nutritional therapists. This allows you to discuss your experience, ask questions, and decide if our approach feels right for you.