Endometriosis is a version of endometrial hyperplasia or the slathering of the uterine lining. This can cause many women to not be able to become pregnant and is known for the excruciating abdominal pains and cramps that are associated with the disease. There is no known cause for endometriosis, but many medications and treatments are available for the symptoms. This normally occurs in women between the ages of 26 and 40, but has been known to affect younger and older women who have had their first or last menstrual cycle. Some women have been cured by the following steps but these steps are not guaranteed as they may not work for every woman.
Instructions
1. Check with your physician about the Depo-Provera shot for women who are younger than forty. This shot has a high amount of progesterone, which many doctors are now using to treat endometriosis. This is a possible natural cure because progesterone is normally found in the male human body.
2. Discuss the effects of pregnancy on endometriosis with your doctor. Pregnancy is a possible natural cure for endometriosis. Since the disease is simply the displacement of the uterine lining, when a pregnancy occurs, the lining is naturally drawn back to the correct area to accommodate a fetus.
3. Talk to your doctor about the effects of menopause. Menopause causes the body to no longer have a menstrual cycle and it is found that many women who no longer have a cycle are less likely to have endometriosis. During menopause when there is no cycle, the uterine lining is left in place.
