Endométriose et supplémentation nutritionnelle : une revue de littérature
Supplementation with probiotic strains, vitamin E, and vitamin C positively influenced endometriosis symptoms, while vitamin D did not.
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This literature review evaluates the impact of nutritional supplementation on endometriosis by analyzing seven randomized clinical trials and articles from major medical databases. The authors found that supplements containing probiotics, vitamins C and E, omega-3 and 6 fatty acids, and anti-inflammatory compounds significantly improved symptoms such as pain and infertility. Conversely, the review noted that vitamin D supplementation did not yield significant effects on the condition's presentation. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — specifically examining how dietary interventions and specific nutrient supplements may alleviate chronic inflammation and associated symptoms in patients.
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