Lupron and endometriosis is something a woman can consider if she has been properly diagnosed by her doctor, and knows that the symptoms she is suffering are caused by endometriosis and not interstitial cystitis.
What is Lupron?  Lupron Depot, or simply Lupron, is a hormone that has two main stages.  First, it stimulates the ovaries so [...]

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Endometriosis and interstitial cystitis (IC) have similar symptoms, making it easy for one to be mistaken for the other.  In fact, sometimes women who have endometriosis and undergo a hysterectomy mistaken the pain they experience in their pelvic region following the procedure as a return of their endometriosis, when in actuality it could be caused [...]

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Experiencing endometriosis after hysterectomy is a likely possibility, and is why treatments such as Mirena may still be needed.  This may come as a surprise to you, especially if you have been under the impression that a total hysterectomy (removal of the entire uterus, ovaries, and part or the entire cervix) can provide relief from [...]

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Endometriosis and Mirena treatment is something else you can consider if you find that controlling your diet by eliminating “bad” foods isn’t providing you with adequate relief.  Mirena is used to treat endometriosis symptoms by limiting the amount of blood flow during menses.
What is Mirena?  It is a form of contraception and a type of [...]

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There are certain foods to avoid with endometriosis.  In fact, many women who suffer from endometriosis can improve their condition and their symptoms naturally by simply controlling their diet.  Knowing what not to eat can make a significant difference in the way an endometriosis sufferer feels.
Creating an endometriosis friendly diet is about eliminating foods that [...]

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