Dysmenorrhoe und Endometriose aus Sicht der TCM und ganzheitliche Therapie
This paper discusses dysmenorrhea and early-stage endometriosis, noting that disrupted uterine contractions and associated pathological pressure conditions are often present when no organic changes are visible.
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This paper examines dysmenorrhea and early-stage endometriosis through the lens of Traditional Chinese Medicine, positing that silent intestinal inflammation causes liver burden which disrupts normal uterine smooth muscle contraction. The authors analyzed over 2000 patients using TCM diagnostics and laboratory tests, identifying food intolerances to gluten, dairy, and eggs as primary drivers of this inflammatory state. Treatment focused on eliminating these trigger foods and restoring gut microbiota, often supplemented by acupuncture, resulting in rapid pain relief for many participants. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — specifically proposing a holistic therapy model linking dietary-induced gut inflammation to uterine dysfunction and pain in endometriosis patients.
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