Is There Successful Treatment of Endometriosis With Acupuncture?

 Endomorphisms is a condition in which the tissue that normally lines the uterus grows in other areas, such as

around the ovaries, the intestine, or in the pelvis. In rare cases, the endometrial tissue can develop outside the pelvic region. The condition can be very painful. The main symptom is pelvic pain during menstruation. Pain during intercourse can be present, as well as during bowel movements or during urination. Other signs of this disease include excessive bleeding and infertility. Many are turning to procedures and medical treatments such as hormone therapy or surgery to treat this condition, although some find pain relief through acupuncture.

Many women with endometriosis who want to become pregnant, but the experience of infertility as a result of the tower provided acupuncture instead of certain medical treatments and surgeries. Drugs to treat the disorder can affect the ovaries, although surgery can remove the detrimental tissue, which can be repeated in the future. Acupuncture treatments and herbal medicine may be useful in the relief of this condition. A study published in late 2002 in the Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine indicates that 67 women with painful periods due to endometriosis, half were ear acupuncture as a treatment, and 81% have less pain after periods treatment.

So why acupuncture works? Experts do not fully understand why acupuncture is a success, but some speculate that it might have something to do with promoting blood circulation and regulating the endocrine system, which involves hormones. Many couples have found success through acupuncture, and hear success stories can inspire other couples or individuals to give acupuncture to try to overcome infertility or endometriosis, or both.

A woman whose story is relayed in Undo-Resolved.com notes its success through acupuncture after four arthroscopic surgeries over a period of four years. "I was treating endometriosis for a little over three months and I am completely pain free! This September will be a year since my last and I will celebrate! It is a relief to be out of constant pain, but more relief because I am able to get on with my life. "

An activity that some recommend talking to others who have lived or still live the same, you can exchange stories, advice and support. Relieving stress can be helpful when trying to get pregnant, and can even help promote the general welfare. This is a good way to get rid of some stress.