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Endometriosis is a condition in which tissue similar to the lining of the uterus grows elsewhere in the body. Pelvic pain is the most common symptom of endometriosis, but some women with it can also experience infertility.

This natural treatment for  e ndométriose remove the pain you feel during menstruation . With each of your periods these pains come back even stronger than during the previous cycle. Note that the main consequences of endometriosis are excruciating pain during menstruation. However, it can also be responsible for infertility : either by  blocking your tubes , or by preventing ovulation ( anovulation ). Indeed, 30 to 40% of women suffering from endometriosis are infertile.

By following our natural treatment and with the right diet, the pain can be relieved and you will finally have the possibility of having a child. Rest assured. We use  plants to treat endometriosis .  This natural herbal tea also facilitates cell multiplication relating to  fertility , growth, healing and immunity; to the synthesis and secretion of many  hormones. To discover this product, click on the image.

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Endometriosis lesions can cause inflammation in the area and can form scar tissue, as well as stick different organs together. They also bleed, similar to the regular uterine lining , in response to hormones. All of these things can cause pain.

The endometriosis  concerns one in ten women and fortunately there is not one in ten women who are infertile. So no,  fertility is not always impaired . In fact, sometimes if a woman who has symptoms of endometriosis easily gets pregnant, she will be said to have no endometriosis because she is pregnant. But no,  you can  have endometriosis and not be infertile. Nevertheless, it is a real risk factor by three mechanisms. On the one hand because from the onset of endometriosis, it is very inflammatory in the lower abdomen, it is very inflammatory in the tubes and suddenly, it is not conducive for the egg and the sperm meet. This mechanism alone can lower fertility. 

In addition to infertility, other symptoms of endometriosis include:

Pain during intercourse

Pain with ovulation

Tired

Painful cramps

Frequent urination

Lower back pain

Painful bowel movements

Constipation or diarrhea

Symptoms tend to get worse around the time of your period.

Infertility and endometriosis

Infertility is a common symptom of endometriosis. Some people do not find out they have it until they have difficulty getting pregnant.

Up to half of people with endometriosis are infertile , but researchers aren't sure why.

They have a few theories, including:

Inflammation causes chemicals called cytokines to be produced. These cytokines can inhibit sperm and eggs, making fertilization more difficult. The scars and adhesions that occur with endometriosis can block the fallopian tubes or the uterus, making it difficult for the sperm to meet the egg. Endometrial tissue on the ovaries can inhibit ovulation, preventing the release of an egg. Some research has found that infertile women are six to eight times more likely to suffer from endometriosis.

Medical treatment

There are many different treatment options to help manage endometriosis. These treatments may change if a person is pregnant or is trying to become pregnant:

Pain medications: Prescription and over-the-counter pain relievers can help reduce pain associated with endometriosis. However, if a person becomes pregnant, a doctor may advise them to stop using certain types of pain relievers, as they can affect the development of the fetus.

Hormonal drugs: Pills and other devices containing synthetic estrogen , progestins, or both are a common way to manage symptoms of endometriosis. However, they are not suitable for women who are trying to get pregnant or who are already pregnant.

Surgery: During laparoscopy , a specialist will insert a fiber-optic instrument through small incisions in the abdomen to see the organs inside. Laparotomy is a major open abdominal surgery. Both of these procedures aim to remove endometrial damage while leaving surrounding healthy tissue intact. Surgery to remove the lesions can improve the chances of getting pregnant.

Infertility Treatment: A woman with endometriosis may need infertility treatment to conceive. In vitro fertilization may be the best option for many women with endometriosis, especially those who have not conceived after laparoscopy.

Hysterectomy: Some doctors recommend a hysterectomy or removal of the uterus, especially for women who do not wish to become pregnant. However, a hysterectomy is not a complete cure for endometriosis, as there is a small chance that symptoms will return after surgery. The best is a natural treatment without risk or side effects like the one we offer.