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Endometriosis

What is Endometriosis in women, is it a disease?

Endometriosis

Endometriosis is a condition in which the tissue (endometrium) normally lining the womb (or uterus) grows on different organs outside the uterus, normally causing very painful periods.


Endometriosis not only can cause painful periods,but can give persistent pain in the pelvic area, infertility, and other symptoms. Some of the symptoms may be mild, but others can be very severe indeed to the point that it may prevent a person from ever conceiving.

I have suffered with this illness personally for years, along with poly cystic ovary disease /syndrome (PCOD/S)and whilst it is called a disease, you can't actually catch it from the 'person off the street', but it can be hereditary, passed down from Mother to Daughter, although as in my case this hasn't been so, as I am the only one in my family who has ever had either of these illnesses.

Sometimes with the aid of fertility treatment, pregnancy can be made to happen, again, something I had treatment for years for, and found to be beneficial.

Endometriosis Health & Special Psychology

Curing Endometriosis Naturally

Endometriosis is a condition that affects over 70 million woman around the world. 90% of the world's population use alternative methods in healing themselves. This opens up the argument of using natural alternatives to cure Endometriosis. This article indicates the methods that are used in traditional medicine and how we can use Traditional Chinese Medicine and Homeopathy to achieve the same results and better. Ref. Source 5

Endometriosis

How to Treat Endometriosis with Seaweed

Five cents worth of seaweed a day may dramatically improve a major cause of disability and compromised quality of life among women. Ref. Source 2u.

Endometriosis

How to Treat Endometriosis with Diet. “Endometriosis is a major cause of disability and compromised quality of life in women and teenage girls.” It “is a chronic disease which is under-diagnosed, […] Source 1h.