Endometriosis is a serious condition. It occurs when tissues similar to the endometrial stroma and glands that line the uterus, show up in other areas of the body, instead of only existing within the uterus.
These “rebel” tissues are known as endometriosis lesions, and are usually found anywhere within the pelvic region (IE. Fallopian tubs, ovaries, pelvic sidewall, etc.). Due to the prime location of the endometriosis lesions, the most common symptom is pelvic pain.
There is no cure for endometriosis; therefore, women with the condition need to seek effective treatment that will help them control the symptoms that plague them, particularly during their menstruation cycle. While many women seek medical therapy, others find that by simply controlling their diet they are successfully living a symptom free life.
How can a diet improve endometriosis symptoms?
An endometriosis diet works to relieve and/or prevent some of the severe symptoms experienced during menstruation such as:
- Backache
- Fatigue
- Severe cramping
- Menorrhagia (heavy menstrual bleeding)
- Dysmenorrhea (pain or discomfort)
- Dyspareunia (pain in the pelvic or ******l region during intercourse)
The objective of a controlled diet is to reduce estrogen levels, increase the body’s energy level, relieve painful cramps, normalize hormones and stabilize emotions.
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