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how endometriosis is treated

Endometriosis

Holistic therapies 

​These therapies provides more natural, gentle and personalised ways to ease the symptoms , reduce stress, improve well-being, and promote long-term hormonal harmony.

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PELVIC FLOOR  PHYSICAL THERAPY

Re-educates pelvic muscles often in spasm due to chronic pain

ACUPUNCTURE

Reduces pain, balances hormones, and supports the nervous system May reduce prostaglandins and modulate cortisol

ABDOMINAL MASSAGE

Abdominal massage with Castor oil-Increases blood/lymphatic flow, softens adhesions, supports liver Apply castor oil pack 3x/week on abdomen

CBT, BREATHWORK AND SOMATICS

 

Supports emotional resilience and downregulates pain centers

LIFESTYLE AND DAILY HABITS

GENTLE EXERCISE

Gentle yoga, walking, or Pilates for pelvic circulation

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SLEEP SUPPORT

Magnesium glycinate, blue-light blockers,

JOURNALING  & THERAPY

Emotional processing and support can ease identity shifts during menopause

SUPPLEMENT & HERBAL SUPPORT

Always consult your practitioner before starting supplements, especially if you are on medications or HRT.

OMEGA 3 (EPA/DHA)

Reduce inflammatory cytokines

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CURCUMIN ( Tumeric extract)

Inhibits COX-2 and NF-kB, key inflammatory pathways involved in pelvic pain and lesion growth Reduces production of prostaglandins, which worsen menstrual cramps

NAC ( N-acetylcysteine)

Inhibiting pro-inflammatory cytokines like IL-6 and TNF-alpha Reducing oxidative stress in the pelvic environment Preventing the formation and progression of endometrial lesions

GINGER TEA

Ginger contains gingerols and shogaols, which reduce prostaglandins — compounds that trigger cramps and inflammation.

MAGNESIUM

Magnesium is a natural muscle relaxant that: -Reduces uterine contractions -Relieves pelvic floor tension

ZINC & SELENIUM

Zinc reduces matrix metalloproteinases (MMPs) — enzymes that contribute to endometrial tissue invasion and lesion growth Selenium reduces markers of oxidative stress found in endometrial lesions and may help slow lesion growth and reduce pelvic inflammation

Nutrition & anti- inflammatory Diet 

Food choices can significantly influence Endometriosis. Focus on nutrients that support hormone detoxification, reduce inflammation, and stabilise blood sugar.

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FLAXSEEDS, CHIA SEEDS & TOFU

Contain phytoestrogens that can help modulate estrogen and reduce pain

OILY FISH (Salmon, Sardine & mackerel)

Rich in omega-3s to reduce inflammation

HEALTHY FATS (avocados, flaxseed oil, walnuts)

Help balance hormones and reduce inflammatory prostaglandins.

BERRIES & CITRUS FRUITS 

Rich in antioxidants to protect tissue and reduce oxidative stress

LOW-GI CARBS (sweet potatoes, lentils, quinoa)

Stabilize insulin and reduce estrogen-related flare-ups

COOLING & ANTI-SPAMODIC FOOD
(Fennel, cucumber & aloe vera)

Fennel, cucumber and Aloe &Vera Soften abdominal tension and support digestion

Reduce Pain trigger : Sugar, Trans fats and gluten. These can promote inflammation and worsen pain

INNOVATIVE TOOLS

INFRARED SAUNA & LIGHT THERAPY

For pain, detox, and relaxation

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MEDICAL CANNABIS ( Private clinics UK)

Chronic pelvic pain relief

OURA RING

For symptoms and sleep tracking

TENS (transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation)

is a treatment that can help manage endometriosis pain. It involves using a small, battery-operated device to send mild electrical pulses to the body, which can help reduce pain by stimulating the release of endorphins and blocking pain signals.

BIOFEEDBACK

Helps reprogram the nervous system and hormonal stress response

Endometriosis is a chronic condition where tissue similar to the uterine lining grows outside the uterus, causing pain, fatigue, digestive issues, and fertility challenges.

Traditional treatments often focus on surgery or hormonal suppression, but a holistic approach  can also support the whole body by reducing inflammation, balancing hormones, easing pain, and improving gut and immune health. 

The information provided is for educational and supportive purposes only and does not replace medical advice.Please consult your GP or a qualified healthcare professional before making any decisions regarding your health.

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