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Category Archives: Endo – treatment
Surgical “cure”
The Daily Mail reports a new “surgical cure” for endometriosis at £7000-9000 per operation. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-1387748/Surgery-end-monthly-pain-threatening-fertility-1-5m-women.html?ito=feeds-newsxml The operation is based on the idea that
Alternative “endo”
The role of alternative treatments in endo is unclear. Given that conventional treatment has little impact on injuries to autonomic nerves, there may be a case for wider use of alternative treatments. Particularly – in nulliparous women who are having … Continue reading
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Tagged Alternative treatment, colonotherapy, Endometriosis, Mr Martin Quinn
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Endo in China 2
The second striking aspect of endometriosis/chronic pelvic pain (CPP) in China is the quality of the surgery. There were three outstanding surgeons in the unit that I visited who, for various reasons, made surgery in the UK look slightly “primitive”.
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Tagged China, Endometriosis, Mr Martin Quinn, surgery, treatment
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