In the last article we covered some of the pain management techniques that help with endometriosis.
In this edition we are going to talk about the therapy options for endometriosis.
Fortunately, there are some medical therapies available for endometriosis sufferers. In this newsletter we are going to discuss some of the non-surgical and surgical methods available.
Pain relievers that are used are often anti-inflammatory drugs. The use of Non-Steroidal Anti-Inflammatory Drugs (NSAID) not only reduces pain but they can limit the menstrual flow. This can reduce the spread of endometriosis in your body.
In a previous newsletter we discussed the causes of endometriosis. One of the possible causes is thought to be an overproduction of estrogen in the body. Hormone suppression therapy can help limit this production. In order for successful treatment this type of therapy has to be adhered to for months and even years.
In more severe cases of endometriosis surgery may be a good option. The three types of surgery are laparoscopy, presacral neurectomy, and a total hysterectomy. The last option is only considered for severe cases and is final. This surgery involves the removal of your reproductive organs.
If you wish to find out more information about the treatment options for endometriosis you can find detailed information Treating Your Endometriosis. In this informative e-book you will find the latest information on the variety of treatments.
In addition, you will learn about combining surgical treatments with medication in order to treat endometriosis.
You can find out more about this book HERE.
In this edition we are going to talk about the therapy options for endometriosis.
Fortunately, there are some medical therapies available for endometriosis sufferers. In this newsletter we are going to discuss some of the non-surgical and surgical methods available.
Pain relievers that are used are often anti-inflammatory drugs. The use of Non-Steroidal Anti-Inflammatory Drugs (NSAID) not only reduces pain but they can limit the menstrual flow. This can reduce the spread of endometriosis in your body.
In a previous newsletter we discussed the causes of endometriosis. One of the possible causes is thought to be an overproduction of estrogen in the body. Hormone suppression therapy can help limit this production. In order for successful treatment this type of therapy has to be adhered to for months and even years.
In more severe cases of endometriosis surgery may be a good option. The three types of surgery are laparoscopy, presacral neurectomy, and a total hysterectomy. The last option is only considered for severe cases and is final. This surgery involves the removal of your reproductive organs.
If you wish to find out more information about the treatment options for endometriosis you can find detailed information Treating Your Endometriosis. In this informative e-book you will find the latest information on the variety of treatments.
In addition, you will learn about combining surgical treatments with medication in order to treat endometriosis.
You can find out more about this book HERE.
