Verbesserung der Lebensqualität von Endometriosepatientinnen durch naturheilkundliche und komplementärmedizinische Behandlungsverfahren

In: Erfahrungsheilkunde · 2017 · vol. 66(06) , pp. 350–356 · doi:10.1055/s-0043-122370 · W2775122815
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A survey study found that endometriosis patients benefit from naturopathic and complementary medicine treatments, particularly Traditional Chinese Medicine, homeopathy, and osteopathy.

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Zusammenfassung Endometriose ist eine benigne, proliferative, chronische Erkrankung, für die das Auftreten von endometriumartigen Zellverbänden außerhalb ihrer eutopen Lokalisation im Cavum uteri charakteristisch ist. Die Erkrankung äußert sich mit sekundärer Dysmenorrhö, zyklischen, azyklischen oder chronischen Unterbauchschmerzen und Dyspareunie. Aufgrund der unklaren Ätiologie stehen nur kausale, endokrine und operative Therapieansätze zur Verfügung, die häufig von starken Nebenwirkungen begleitet werden. Die vorliegende Befragungsstudie ergab, dass die Patientinnen durch naturheilkundliche und komplementärmedizinische Behandlungsverfahren, besonders von TCM und ihr verwandten Verfahren, Homöopathie und Osteopathie, profitieren.
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