Endometriosis is a very common disease that most often occurs in women of reproductive age, at 25-40 years old. Endometriosis is a disease associated with a large number of myths. For this reason, not all women know how to deal with this ailment and what to do so that endometriosis goes away without complications. 

WHAT IS ENDOMETRIOSIS?

Endometriosis is a disease in which the tissue of the endometrium (uterine mucosa) grows beyond its normal localization. It is one of the main causes of infertility and miscarriage. 

Since endometrial tissue is sensitive to hormones, it monthly undergoes the same changes that occur in the normal mucous membrane of the uterus and are accompanied by bleeding. A pathologically overgrown endometrium invades the tissues and causes them to bleed, which leads to a malfunction of the organs and their inflammation.

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FORMS OF ENDOMETRIOSIS

• Category 1: Peritoneal Endometriosis A mild form that affects the peritoneum, the lining of the abdomen.
• Category 2: Chocolate Cysts Endometriosis cysts are in the ovaries, and risk breaking and spreading the disease further.
• Deep Infiltrating Endometriosis 1 (DIE I) Endometriosis has invaded the ovaries, rectum, and uterus.
• Deep Infiltrating Endometriosis 2 (DIE II) The most severe form, it affects organs within and without the pelvic cavity, including the bowels, appendix, diaphragm, heart, lungs, and (rarely) the brain.

STAGES OF THE DISEASE

The ASRM sorts diagnoses into four stages, “depending on location, extent, and depth of endometriosis implants; presence and severity of adhesions; and presence and size of ovarian endometriomas.”

• Stage 1 (1 to 5 points) A few superficial implants, mild adhesions

• Stage 2 (6 to 15 points) Slightly deeper implants and more adhesions
• Stage 3 (16 to 40 points) Deep implants, small chocolate cysts (ovarian endometriomas), deeper and filmy lesions, scarring
• Stage 4 (more than 40) Deep implants, large chocolate cysts, many dense adhesions, more scarring

SYMPTOMS OF THE PATHOLOGY

The manifestation of endometriosis depends on its form and degree, as well as on concomitant diseases. The main symptoms of endometriosis are severe pain in the lower abdomen of a bursting nature, bloating before the onset and on the first day of menstruation, pain during intercourse. In some cases, its symptoms may be absent, especially at the initial stage.

But nevertheless, there are characteristic clinical manifestations of this disease:

• pain in the lower abdomen and lumbar region of varying intensity
• increased pain during menstruation,
• pain during intercourse
• rectal pain
• menstrual irregularities (the appearance of spotting brown discharge in 1-3 days and within 1-7 days after menstruation)
• increased profusion of menstruation and its duration
• the appearance of intermenstrual bleeding
• infertility
• symptoms of intoxication (nausea, vomiting, weakness, fever, chills, increased white blood cells and ESR in the blood)

CAUSES OF ENDOMETRIOSIS

HERE are some hypothesis for the occurence of this disease;

• Implantation, or retrograde menstruation. Some doctors believe that endometriosis develops in some women when menstrual blood with particles of the endometrium enters the abdominal cavity and fallopian tubes (retrograde menstruation). There, the endometrium can attach to the tissues of various organs and menstruates cyclically, but cannot go outside (like from the uterus).
• Hereditary predisposition. If endometriosis was in the mother, it is likely that it will develop in daughters.
• Surgical interventions on the uterus: cesarean section, abortion, cauterization of erosion.
• Immunosuppression

Diagnosis of endometriosis

The doctor carefully interviews and examines the woman, then prescribes the studies:

• gynecological - in case of suspected endometriosis, you need to come on the eve of menstruation;
• colposcopy and hysterosalpingoscopy to clarify the location and form of the lesion, obtain a tissue biopsy;
• Ultrasound of the small pelvis and abdominal cavity to find foci of endometriosis;
• sometimes - CT or MRI, if there is a suspicion of distant foci;
• and other studies, different in each case.
• Hysteroscopy
• Laparoscopy
• Blood test for CA-125 (marker of endometriosis)

Endometriosis treatment 

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It can be very different, since endometriosis itself can also be different. The age of the patient, the prevalence and localization of the process, and possible pregnancy planning are important.

In the treatment of endometriosis with medication, they use combined estrogen-progestogen drugs that suppress estrogen production and ovulation at the initial stage. Progesterone, antigonadotropic drugs that suppress the production of gonadotropins in the hypothalamus and other drugs are also used.

Surgical methods are used for moderate and severe endometriosis alone or in combination with drug treatment.
With laparoscopy, foci of endometriosis and its consequences (adhesions and cysts) are removed. However, 12% of patients require radical surgical treatment of endometriosis (removal of the uterus and appendages). Such treatment is carried out after 40 years with active progression of the disease.

Endometriosis often recurs (in 15-40% of cases), and complete cure (restoration or preservation of reproductive function) is achieved in 60% of patients aged 20-36 years. Endometriosis is a tenacious and persistent disease, so the sooner it is detected and the more competent it is to treat, the higher the likelihood of a full recovery and a desired pregnancy, if it is planned.

Risk Factors for Endometriosis

• endometriosis in a close relative: mother, sister or daughter;
• early onset of menstruation: up to 11 years;
• short monthly cycles: less than 27 days;
• heavy menstrual bleeding that lasts longer than a week.

Factors that reduce the risk of endometriosis

• pregnancy;
• the beginning of menstruation at the end of the teenage period: at 13-15 years;
• regular exercise: more than four hours a week;
• low body mass index: BMI in the range of 16-18.5.

Other natural treatment

• Green tea

Green tea is a beneficial drink for patients with endometriosis. Indeed "The EGCG compound, present in green tea, has been studied for the treatment of cancer, but also applies to endometriosis because it can limit the growth of endometrial cells.”
Drink a cup of green tea twice a day: morning and evening. It will do you good.

• Turmeric

Curcumin (diferuloylmethane) is a spice found in Indian saffron and the most active constituent of turmeric. Curcumin reduces the proliferation of endometrial cells, increase apoptosis, thus reducing the size and number of endometriosis lesions. Curcumin has anti-inflammatory properties and has proven to be a valuable agent in the prevention and treatment of endometriosis.
Drink a turmeric tea 3 times a day: morning, noon and evening.

•  Artichokes

Since estrogens promote the growth of endometrial tissue, it is, therefore, more appropriate to stick to foods that may lower estrogen levels. "It is important to eat things that help the liver eliminate excess estrogen, including artichokes, parsley, and even lemons, all of which can stimulate liver function."

• Wild blueberries

Just like vegetables, the darker the berries, the richer the antioxidant content, and blueberries, especially wild blueberries, can beat strawberries and raspberries in this regard. Make sure they are an ingredient in your daily diet.

our doctor's opinion

Thanks to our natural remedy, you can heal your endometriosis without undergoing an operation. You will have periods without pain and your cycle will return to normal. The use of plants to fight endometriosis is generally very effective.