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What is endometriosis?

The internal lining of the uterus is called endometrium. Endometrium is made of special cells that are called endometrial cells. It thickens in size, as it stores blood, and waits for a fertilized egg for pregnancy. When it does not receive a fertilized egg, it sheds its cells including the blood. This process is called menstruation or period.

Endometriosis is a condition in which endometrial cells begin to grow in those parts which are not meant for them (outside the uterus), for example, the ovaries, fallopian tubes and the tissues lining the pelvis. They can also affect the lower abdomen, bladder and rectum. But only in rare cases these tissues can be found beyond the area of the pelvic organs. This condition could be from mild to severe.

What are the symptoms of endometriosis?

Endometrium is often painful. So, the primary symptoms of Endometriosis is pelvic pain. During periods, women can feel pain which is worse than usual. Common signs and symptoms include:

Pain during intercourse. Pain during or after intercourse is common in endometriosis.
Excessive bleeding. One can experience heavy menstruation periods or excessive bleeding.
Excessive pain in periods. Pain during periods could be felt more than the usual.
Painful urination or bowel movement. These symptoms are most likely to take place during the periods.
Infertility. Due to Endometrium, a woman can have difficulties in getting pregnant as it can also cause fallopian tube blockage or blockages in the ovaries.

What are the causes of endometriosis?

The exact causes are still a subject of research. But there are some possible explanations. They are:

Immune system disorder. The body may fail to detect and destroy the endometrial-like tissues that are building up out of the uterus.
Post surgery implantation. Post surgery, surgery like C-section or hysterectomy, endometrial tissues may attach to the surgical incision.
Retrograde menstruation. In this condition, the blood containing endometrial tissues flows backward into the pelvic cavity instead of coming out of the body. But it is common and could occur to some degree in some women.

Hormonal imbalance. Hormonal imbalance could also be responsible for this as hormones play a vital role in the growth of cells.
Endometrial tissue transport. Endometrial cells can also be transported to the other parts by the blood vessel or tissue fluid.

What are the risk factors of endometriosis?

Several risk factors that endometriosis could involve are:

Periods may start early
Infertility
Short menstrual cycles
Heavy periods that could last longer than 7 days
Estrogen may have a higher level in your body
Reproductive tract disorders
Infections
Chronic pain in the lower abdomen
Blood in urine or stool
Constant fatigue
Nausea or vomiting
Painful cramps during periods

Can Ayurveda treat endometriosis?

Surgery is also an option, but that is risky. Endometriosis treatment without surgery is also possible in Ayurveda.

Allopathic treatment for endometriosis includes pain relievers, birth control pills, the hormone changing medications and more. Laparoscopic treatment is also given to remove endometrial cells, but if you are constantly browsing the words, ‘endometriosis treatment naturally’ on the internet, you have landed at the right place.

You can contact Doctor Chanchal Sharma (Aasha Ayurvedic centre) in Rajouri Garden in Delhi, pin code 110027

Contact number: +91- 9811773770, Website: www.aashaayurveda.com

Endometriosis can block the fallopian tubes, which can cause infertility. Tubal blockage Ayurvedic treatment is given in Aasha Ayurvedic Centre. The treatment involves herbs and natural therapies.

Some of the herbs used in the treatment are ashoka, shatavari, arjuna, lodhra, vidarikanda, daruharidra, ashwagandharishta, chandraprabha vati, gorakhmundi, triphala churna, kanchhar guggulu, abhrak bhasma, pradarantak lauh and more.

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