Elgin House brings together a hand-picked team of doctors, advanced laparoscopic surgeons and allied health practitioners with particular expertise in endometriosis and persistent pelvic pain. Founded by advanced laparoscopic surgeon Dr Clare Myers, Elgin House was created around a more connected model of care.

From diagnosis and medical management to surgery, pelvic physiotherapy, bladder and bowel care, fertility, nutrition and naturopathy, your care is tailored to you and coordinated by a team that understands the complexity of pelvic pain.

Endometriosis is rarely just about a period. And effective pelvic pain care is rarely about one treatment alone.

Endometriosis & Pelvic Pain

Care that looks beyond the pain.

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Elgin House was founded by Dr Clare Myers, MBBS (Hons), FRANZCOG, specialist gynaecologist and advanced laparoscopic surgeon with particular expertise in complex endometriosis and minimally invasive gynaecological surgery.

After years of caring for women+ with complex endometriosis and persistent pelvic pain, Clare recognised that surgery is only one part of the picture. She created Elgin House around a genuinely multidisciplinary model, bringing together specialist medical and allied health care to support the many overlapping factors that can contribute to pelvic pain.


MBBS (Hons), FRANZCOG
Specialist Gynaecologist & Advanced Laparoscopic Surgeon. Expertise in complex endometriosis and minimally invasive surgery.

Founded By Dr. Clare Myers

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  • Period pain that disrupts work, sleep, exercise or everyday activities.

  • Ongoing or recurring pain in the pelvis, abdomen, hips or lower back.

  • Deep pelvic pain, discomfort or aching during or following intercourse.

  • Pain, pressure or cramping when opening your bowels, particularly during your period..

  • Bladder discomfort or needing to urinate more often or more urgently than usual.

  • Ongoing abdominal bloating, low energy or exhaustion that affects daily life.

  • Symptoms that continue, return or change despite medication, procedures or surgery.

  • Difficulty conceiving or questions about how symptoms or treatment may affect fertility.

Endometriosis and pelvic pain can affect much more than your period.

You may be experiencing:

Does this sound like you?

The Elgin House Care Pathway.

1. We listen

We start with you.

Your story, your pain, your cycle, bowel and bladder symptoms, sexual health, previous treatments, fertility goals and the impact symptoms are having on your life.

2. We investigate

Your practitioner reviews what's already known, identifies what still needs answering and recommends further assessment only where it is useful.

4. We build your treatment plan

Medical management, surgery, rehabilitation, pelvic physiotherapy, nutrition, fertility support and other therapies can be combined where appropriate.

Your treatment plan is built around your symptoms, priorities and goals - rather than expecting you to fit into a predetermined pathway.

3. We bring in the right expertise

Not everyone needs the entire team.

Depending on what's driving your symptoms, your care may involve pelvic physiotherapy, urogynaecology, naturopathy, fertility specialists or another member of our broader team.

5. We stay with you

Your needs may change.

We support recovery, symptom flares, fertility decisions and longer-term management pathways.

Multidisciplinary care doesn't mean seeing everyone. It means having the right expertise available when you need it.

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Collaborative Care Under One Roof.

You shouldn't have to assemble your own healthcare team.

Elgin House brings together skilled practitioners selected for their expertise and passion for managing the different aspects of endometriosis and persistent pelvic pain.

Whether your care involves one practitioner or several, the aim remains the same: to understand the whole picture and connect you with the care that is most appropriate for you.

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Your Questions, Answered.

If you’ve been searching for answers, we’re here to help you find a way forward. Whether your scans have been normal, treatments haven’t worked, pain has continued after surgery, or you’ve spent years trying to understand how your symptoms fit together, you deserve a clearer path.

Our role is to understand what may be contributing to your pain, explain your options and help you decide what comes next. Whether you’re seeking a diagnosis, considering surgery, exploring non-surgical care or looking for a second opinion, start with an Elgin House endometriosis and pelvic pain specialist.

  • No.

    Surgery may be an important part of care for some patients, but it is not automatically the first or only option.

    Your specialist will discuss whether surgery is appropriate, what it may help with, its limitations and how it fits within your broader care plan.

    Medical management, pelvic health physiotherapy, pain support and fertility planning may also play an important role.

  • You may benefit from a second opinion if:

    • Your symptoms are continuing or worsening

    • You are unsure why surgery has been recommended

    • You have had previous treatment or surgery without improvement

    • Your bowel, bladder or fertility concerns have not been fully addressed

    • You would like help understanding your options

    A second opinion does not commit you to treatment. It gives you the opportunity to ask questions and make a more informed decision.

  • You do not need to arrive with a diagnosis.

    Where possible, bring:

    • Your referral

    • Previous imaging

    • Surgical or pathology reports

    • A list of medications and treatments you have tried

    • Notes about your symptoms and cycle

    • Any questions you would like to discuss

    You are welcome to bring a support person.

  • Elgin House welcomes referrals for patients with suspected or confirmed endometriosis, persistent pelvic pain, complex bowel or bladder symptoms, fertility concerns or ongoing symptoms following previous surgery.

    Helpful referral information includes:

    • Symptom duration and cycle pattern

    • Previous imaging or surgery

    • Treatments and medications trialled

    • Bowel, bladder or fertility concerns

    • Relevant reports and medical history

    Our team can help identify the most appropriate specialist pathway where symptoms cross more than one area of care.

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  • To book an appointment, contact the Elgin House team by phone or email and we’ll help guide you to the most appropriate specialist for your symptoms and needs.

    A GP or specialist referral is recommended if you would like to access a Medicare rebate. If you’re unsure who to see, our team can help point you in the right direction.

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Start with an Elgin House endometriosis and pelvic pain specialist.

Whether you are looking for answers, considering treatment, seeking a second opinion or continuing to experience symptoms after surgery, our team can help you understand the next step.

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