Endometriosis Cure

Endometriosis is a condition whereby cells similar to those normally found in the lining of the womb are found elsewhere in the body.

Each month, your body goes through a cycle whereby hormones are naturally released which cause the lining of the womb to grow in anticipation of a pregnancy. If pregnancy does not occur, the lining breaks down and this is commonly known as "menstruation" or a "period".

As endometriosis cells are very similar to the cells in the lining of the womb, they react in a similar way. This means that when you have a period, these endometrial cells will bleed too. The problem is that they are located outside of the womb and there is nowhere for the blood to go. It is therefore collected within the body causing pain, inflammation, and adhesions/scar tissue.

If you have endometriosis you will be all too familiar with the painful symptoms. Although they vary from women to women, most will suffer from some or all of the following:-

* Painful, heavy or irregular periods

* Pain during or after sex

* Infertility

* Bowel problems

* Tiredness/fatigue

Strangely enough, the amount of endometriosis you have does not correspond directly to the amount of pain and discomfort you will experience. You may only have a small amount of endometriosis but an enormous amount of pain. This is because the location of the disease is often more relevant than the volume.

Before deciding on any treatment strategy, it is important to confirm the diagnosis with a doctor. Many of the common symptoms of endometriosis can be a result of other conditions.

There is no conventional endometriosis cure and the treatments offered by doctors aim to reduce the severity of the symptoms and improve the woman's quality of life. Usually the options are discussed with the woman before deciding on which treatment might be best. Various factors are taken into account, such as the age of the woman and her individual circumstances, such as her age, the severity of her symptoms, whether or not she would like children and how much endometrial tissue is present along with its location.

* Pain Managment-A woman may wish to use a heated pad on her abdomen or take a warm bath. Anti-inflammatory painkillers can also be helpful and your doctor might recommend other suitable forms of oral painkillers

* Physiotherapy-This has been shown to work for certain women

* Tens Machine-Some women have found that mild electrical stimulation of the abdomen has helped. These machines are the same ones which may be used by women in labor and are not suitable for people with heart conditions

* Surgery-This may be offered to try to remove and destroy individual troublesome patches of endometriosis. Although this can give some relief, the endometriosis will regrow unless any steps are taken to eliminate the causes

* Hysterectomy-If a woman's symptoms are particularly severe and she has not responded to any other treatments, a hysterctomy can be considered. In addition, a surgeon may remove the woman's ovaries if these are severely affected

* Contraceptive Treatments-As endometrial tissue grows when stimulated with female hormones, certain contraceptive treatments which block estrogen have been shown to be effective in temporarily stopping the growth of and sometimes shrinking the tissue

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