TREATMENT OF ENDOMETRIOSIS: A COMPREHENSIVE REVIEW

Dr. Heli Amin*1, Shail Shah2, Vikram Desai2, Mansi Patel2, Maitree Patel2, Mimansha Patel2
2025 · doi:10.5281/zenodo.17213207 · W7083576143
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This review indicates that Ayurvedic guidelines for diagnosis and treatment can effectively manage endometriosis, improving patient quality of life.

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This paper is a narrative literature review describing endometriosis as a chronic condition characterized by functional endometrial tissue outside the uterine cavity and emphasizing variability in symptoms and indicators across patients. It discusses treatment options including allopathic medicine, noting that benefits take time and that symptoms can recur after stopping drugs, and that long-term allopathic treatment does not fully cure endometriosis. The review also presents Ayurveda as an alternative approach, concluding that endometriosis can be successfully controlled with appropriate timing, diagnosis, and selection of Ayurvedic medications and therapies, leading to better patient quality of life. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — it provides a comprehensive review of endometriosis treatment approaches including both allopathic and Ayurvedic options and notes recurrence and lack of complete cure with long-term drug therapy.

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The existence of a functional endometrium somewhere else than the uterine cavity or mucosa is known as endometriosis, and it is a chronic illness. Endometriosis symptoms and indicators differ greatly from patient to patient. Endometriosis can be treated and managed using allopathic medicine, but the effects take time to manifest. Endometriosis begins to recur after stopping the drug. Long-term allopathic treatment does not completely cure endometriosis. The many medications used in Ayurveda are a blessing to humanity. Natural illness treatment is aided by these natural medications. The literature study leads us to the conclusion that endometriosis can be successfully controlled and patients can lead better lives if Ayurvedic guidelines are followed for diagnosis and treatment at the appropriate time, with the right medications and therapies.
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TREATMENT OF ENDOMETRIOSIS: A COMPREHENSIVE REVIEW Description The existence of a functional endometrium somewhere else than the uterine cavity or mucosa is known as endometriosis, and it is a chronic illness. Endometriosis symptoms and indicators differ greatly from patient to patient. Endometriosis can be treated and managed using allopathic medicine, but the effects take time to manifest. Endometriosis begins to recur after stopping the drug. Long-term allopathic treatment does not completely cure endometriosis. The many medications used in Ayurveda are a blessing to humanity. Natural illness treatment is aided by these natural medications. The literature study leads us to the conclusion that endometriosis can be successfully controlled and patients can lead better lives if Ayurvedic guidelines are followed for diagnosis and treatment at the appropriate time, with the right medications and therapies. Files 5 WJPR 38351.pdf Files (604.0 kB) | Name | Size | Download all | |---|---|---| | md5:e86eb5507ddc344e577d8e9da62c7b22 | 604.0 kB | Preview Download |

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