Endometriosis symptoms and treatment reviews - Sharing treatment methods!

Endometriosis refers to the condition where the endometrial tissue grows outside the uterus rather than inside the uterus.

If symptoms appear, go to the hospital immediately. Medications need to be taken lifelong... And it is important to live as environmentally friendly as possible.

 

Endometriosis is a disease that women of reproductive age are prone to, and it is difficult to diagnose and prone to recurrence, making it a troublesome condition in many ways. I experienced very severe menstrual pain and stomach cramps about once a month. I just thought I had severe menstrual cramps and endured it. However, one day, I experienced pain so unbearable that I eventually went to the emergency room. There, I found out I had endometriosis.

 

Fortunately(?) the size of the uterine fibroid has fluctuated around 1cm, so it is not considered to require surgery.

People with severe endometriosis often have cysts that exceed 5 centimeters.

 

I have been prescribed Bezan for endometriosis treatment. There is a downside. The medication for endometriosis treatment... can be thought of as needing to be taken for a lifetime. Since there is no perfect cure for endometriosis, opinions among doctors also vary.

Yazna Bizan's medication is said to have no serious side effects. However, the moment you stop taking it, you live with the risk of endometriosis recurrence... If the endometriosis recurs and can be controlled with medication, that's fortunate, but if not, another general anesthesia surgery is required. Anyway, open surgery is risky.

 

Still, if endometriosis is well managed, it can potentially be cured. Although it's more about alleviating symptoms than complete remission, in fortunate cases, medication might also be an option.

 

For personal treatment to alleviate endometriosis, I first applied warm compresses, which are also said to be good for menstrual pain.

 

 

 

There is a water pouch like this. You fill it with warm water to keep your stomach warm, whether it's hot or cold.

 

And I switched to a cloth pad. I prefer to avoid chemical pads or tampons, as they seem to have a more negative impact on endometriosis, so I chose eco-friendly products!

I'm paying attention to even the basic things that touch the body.

Similarly, it's the same with eating.

 

 

 

And I also take probiotics and collagen like this. I think it will be good for my vagina and uterus. Whatever it is, managing like this is better than not doing anything, and it will help alleviate the symptoms of endometriosis in the uterine lining.

 

Health is truly lifelong management. Since there is no cure for endometriosis, it can feel quite daunting. However, I have come to see it positively as an opportunity to live more healthily.