Bewegung und Sport bei Endometriose

Andrea Falconnier, Volker Schulte
In: Endometriose verstehen und bewältigen · 2026 · pp. 139–180 · doi:10.1007/978-3-662-72774-4_5 · W7160202951
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Physical activity can alleviate endometriosis symptoms by improving blood flow, reducing inflammation, and supporting hormonal balance, even when pain and fatigue suggest otherwise.

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This paper/chapter addresses movement and exercise as potential means to relieve symptoms in endometriosis, drawing on broader evidence about how physical activity can affect blood flow, inflammation, and hormonal balance, and describing how activity might be adapted to individual needs and the menstrual cycle. It synthesizes themes from current studies rather than reporting a single new study, emphasizing that people with endometriosis often experience pain, fatigue, and mood fluctuations that may hinder activity. A key limitation is that the chapter is largely narrative and not an explicit original trial with its own methods, so the strength of evidence and applicability can vary across the cited literature. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — it focuses on the role of exercise and movement in managing endometriosis-related symptoms.

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