can endometriosis and fibroids be cured by doing pranayam?and which is the ayurvedic medicine for curing them?
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There is no definitive cure for Endometriosis - not surgery (including hysterectomy), not medications, not "pregnancy" (as is still mistakenly believed by some), not alternative therapies.  Anyone who tells you different is uninformed or simply trying to scam you.  That is not to say that there are not effective treatments, such as laparoscopic excision (see www.centerforendo.com) and other therapies which many women and girls obtain long-lasting relief from.  \n\nIn terms of Ayurvedic Medicine, those with Endo who practice Ayurveda and Ayurvedic Acupuncture state that the treatment should involve the incorporation of dietary measures, herbal therapeutics, and yoga.  Marma massage may also be helpful.\n\nAyurveda treats the disease by achieving balance of the five elements (earth, water, fire, air and ether). Each person has a particular dosha (constitutional make-up), which in part determines what disease they may be predisposed to, if any. An Ayurvedic physician will be able to take a detailed case history and determine the specific Ayurvedic remedies to work with in terms of your Endo in order to remedy the imbalances.\n\nFor more info, please see http://www.ayurvedacollege.com/Endometriosis.htm.
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I also have had endometriosis.  Please see another gynecologist.  Birth control is the treatment of choice but, when it doesn't work, other therapies should be tried.  The other therapies are treatment with a gonadotropin-releasing hormone agonist (GnRH-a), high-dose progestin, a progestin intrauterine device (Mirena), or danazol.  Usually, those are tried before a hysterectomy is even suggested in someone as young as you.  Please get a second opinion.\n\nIn the meantime, at home, use ibuprofen, motrin or advil for the pain (NSAIDs) due to their anti-inflammatory effect.  Take them on a regular schedule as prescribed on the bottle.  Apply heat to your lower abdomen in the form of a hot water bottle, hot bath or heating pad.  Lie down!  If on your back, put a pillow under your knees.  If on your side, curl your knees up to your chest.  Get regular exercise.\n\nIf you have any questions, please don't hesitate to email me.  Just click on my avatar.
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You should go see your doctor.  My Mom is 43, and she had the same problem.  It turned out to be Fibroids.  She had to have surgery, and is doing much better now.
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plaease check www.ayurveda-cancer.org
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Endometriosis is not caused by retrograde menses ("backflow menstruation) - many women have backflow but only some develop Endo.  Researchers remain unsure as to the exact causes of Endo, but recent studies indicate that genetics, immune system dysfunction, and exposure to environmental toxins like Dioxin may be contributing factors to the development of the disease.  \n\nThere is NO CURE for Endometriosis, including hysterectomy.  Endometriosis implants produce their own estrogen synthesizing enzyme, called Aromatase, which allow it to thrive despite medically suppressed hormones or following hysterectomy. There are treatments, however, they remain extremely limited and often carry significant side effects.  The best treatment is believed to be surgical excision of all disease from all locations - this is different from the typical ablation or vaporization that most gyn surgeons perform, which offer very little - and temporary - relief.  See www.centerforendo.com and www.endometriosistreatment.org for a complete and detailed look at excision surgery.\n\nAlternative therapies do exist to help Endo.  They include:\n\nShiatsu:  a Japanese finger-pressure technique similar to massage, Shiatsu stimulates Ki (which is the same as Chinese Ch'i) to balance freeflow and thereby eliminate pain.  For more information, contact the Shiatsu Therapy Center at 916/453-1770 and/or the Ohasi Shiatsu Institute at 212/684-4190. \n\nNaturopathy:  "Nature Cures."  Healing methods often include combinations of fasting, vitamin and mineral therapy, color therapy, colonics, hydrotherapy, herbs, breathing exercises, physical exercise, massage, joint manipulation, and acupuncture, among others.  Contact the American Association of Naturopathic Physicians at 206/323-7610 for more information. \n\nBiofeedback: altering of body processes such as heart rate, muscle activity, skin temperature, and brain wave activity. This is done through the use of electrodes attached to the skin which convert minute physiological, chemical or electrical changes into auditory or visual signals.  Please contact the American Association of Biofeedback Clinicians at 312/827-0440 for additional information. \n\nOsteopathy: Osteopaths believe pain be relieved by correcting structural problems through the manipulation of muscles, ligaments and bones. You can reach the American College of Osteopathic Obstetricians & Gynecologists by calling 313/332-6360 for more details. \n\nHomeopathic therapy:  Homeopaths stimulate and bolster healing mechanisms within the body through minute doses of natural remedies that would in healthy persons, produce the symptoms of Endo. Homeopaths believe "like cures like."  Treatments can take up to a year and include remedies made from natural substances like minerals, salt and herbs.  Common treatments for Endometriosis pain include thuja and sepia.  You can learn more by contacting the International Foundation for Homeopathy at 206/324-8230. \n\nChiropractics:  differs from osteopathic treatment in that Chiropractors believe the disease can be relieved by correcting dislocations (subluxations) in the musculoskeletal system alone.  Areas concentrated on include primarily the lumbar spine and the thoracic spine area (which also has beneficial effects on the immune system, long thought to be involved in the basis of Endometriosis).  For more information, call the American Chiropractic Association at 800/986-4636. \n\nAcupuncture: insertion of thin needles at various points in the skin. Is said to bring relief to women suffering from Endo pain, menstrual cramping, and post-op pain as well. According to Chinese philosophy, good health results as a balance and freeflow of Ch'i through "the meridians," while illness is an imbalance, stagnation, or an obstruction of Ch'i in a "meridian."  Placement of the needles on the various points linked by the meridians is believed to restore the balance and flow
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Oh, honestly, I get so sick when I hear about doctors disregarding severe menstrual pain with "You need to go on birth control."\n\nBirth control helps a LOT of women, and I wouldn't necessarily give up on it (unless you are trying to get pregnant, obviously) but it is not a universal cure for what ails you.  It conceals your symptoms... it does not treat the underlying issue.\n\nUnless you have a diagnosis for why your periods are so difficult (Endometriosis, PID, Ovarian Cysts, Fibroids... lots of options, and it's not possible to diagnose over the web) then your doctor should not be just dismissing your problems with "birth control" as if that is the only cure.  What you need to do is to see a new physician who respects you.
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I wouldnt experiment with natural remedies for this particular problem.  Please see your gynecologist.
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There are a few medicines out there to aleviate some if not all of your symptoms.  You could try Midol or Pamprin or Bayer Back and Body.  If non of these work, you need to make a appointment with your family doctor and he or she may suggest you to see a gynecologist.  \n\nGood luck to you and I hope you feel better soon!
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no. uterine fibroids are not curable with medication, although during your menstral cycle, severe cramping can be alliviated with prescription pain medication. \nthere are several options for women with uterine fibroids. do some research on the internet and speak with a gynocologist as well as a family practitioner to determine which treatment is best for yourself. (most gynocologist will recommend #3 rather than #'s 1&2. 1&2 will save the uteris and possibility to still conceive)\n1. Abdominal Myomectomy Surgical Treatment to Remove Uterine Fibroids\n2. Uterine Artery Embolization (speak with an angioplasty surgen as well)\n3. Hysterectomy\nif your suffering from fibriods you may also be suffering from severe anemia. make sure you stay on top of that and take an iron supplement according to your doctors orders.\njust because there isn't an over the counter medication doesnt mean you should ignore or live with the condition. it will only get progressively worse as you get older. take the time to ask questions and do something to get healthy again. \ni wish i had done something sooner, but then again, i feel blessed to have had the courage to say no a hysterectomy. i eventually found out about embolization and had a wonder angioplasty doctor and staff to perfom the procedure.\ni havent felt this healthy in a really long time.
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I would suggest another surgical intervention, but this time with a team of specialists.  Often, at places like the Center for Endo Care, they will assemble a surgical team of specialists from each field - for example, a Endo excisionist, a bowel surgeon, a bladder surgeon and whomever else you may need to expertly work to truly excise residual disease and adhesions from all locations.  Check into the CEC at www.centerforendo.com or Drs. Cook or Redwine at www.drcook.com and www.endometriosistreatment.org, respectively.  You don't have to live like this; there are options out there and people who truly can help you.  Hysterectomy is not a cure for Endo and will not do zip for adhesions or bowel disease, so look into those docs.  Good luck and feel better.
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I tried REIKI. I went from wanting small doses of morphine to not needing anything at all. There are no guarantees with anything and don't EVER give up your regular treatments, but I don't thnk REIKI will hurt and its worth a try. I have inflamatory osteo arthritis and fibromyalgia.
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If you want to try a natural remedy, there is formulas available for care of the uterus and ovaries.  If you pop into your local health store and ask.  If they don't know, then they usually have a book that they can look through.  An alternative, natural remedy may well be worth a try since you've been putting up with this for two years now.\n\nhttp://www.angelic1healing.com
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yes i can provide some herbal medicines which are pure, safe and without any side effect. It is Indian Ayurvedic miracale to promote and regenerate sperms. Please give me full details. how have you been suffering from this illness-masturbation or unnatural sex ?give me details at- gunjan.thakru@yahoo.com
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Try linking up with your local women's feminine health clinics. They are private and state funded to provide feminine health care to those on limited incomes or who need to keep their feminine health secret from spouses, insurance co, family etc. There are some income guidelines, but they have the ability to set up credit friendly payment plans.\n\nTheir main goal is to keep women healthy and pain free and should be sympathetic to your cause. Be advised that hysterectomies arent a total cure all for endo. They could discuss some of the other options with you as well. Good luck
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A myomectomy is the surgery recommended for women who wish to become pregnant after fibroid surgery (as compared to a hysterectomy, for example).  \nPost-myomectomy chances of becoming pregnant are encouraging: 55 percent of women who have myomectomies due to fibroid-related infertility can get pregnant after the operation.
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Not exactly an answer to your question, but a hysterectomy is NOT necessary.  There are some other options available: \nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fibroids#Treatment\n\nI had VERY heavy periods due to fibroids, and had the UAE at 41.  The UAE immediately cured my heavy menses with a very short healing period and no side effects.\n\nI highly encourage you and your wife to get a second opinion and a very good reason why a hysterectomy is necessary, before taking such an extreme action.  Not all doctors do this, but some doctors treat hysterectomy as a profit-making enterprise.
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is a common medical condition where the tissue lining the uterus (the endometrium, from endo, "inside", and metra, "womb") is found outside of the uterus, typically affecting other organs in the pelvis. The condition can lead to serious health problems, primarily pain and infertility. Endometriosis primarily develops in women of the reproductive age.\n\nThe definitive treatment for endometriosis is a total hysterectomy (removal of the uterus and surrounding tissue) and bilateral salpingoophorectomy (removal of the uterine tubes and ovaries).  So no it doesn't occur after a hysterectomy.