Well, your sister-in-law is right. There is no cure for endometriosis. You didn’t specify what kind of drugs your sister has been prescribed, so I can’t tell you what are these for. I can tell you though that endometrosis is usually effectively managed, however, through the use of alternative therapies, medications, and surgery. Common medical therapies include the use of low estrogen/high progesterone oral contraceptives and contraceptives like Depo Provera®. Gonadotropin releasing hormones (
GnRH) are also used frequently in the treatment of Endometriosis; The problem with these hormones is that there are significant side effects exist and these agents can only be used on a short-term basis. No medications are curative and only provide symptomatic relief. Pain relievers range from over-the-counter remedies such as non-steroidal anti-inflammatories to powerful narcotics. Other therapies that are used are alternative measures like
immunotherapy, diet, Traditional Chinese Medicine, massage therapy, nutrition, acupuncture, homeopathic remedies, exercise regimens and herbal therapies.
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