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Living with Endometriosis

By Mary Basiadima, 10 April 2018

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You thought you had to live with painful periods, pelvic pain, cramping, pain during intercourse, pain associated with bowel movements or urination or excessive bleeding, fertility issues, bloating, fatigue, nausea and/or unwanted hair. You thought that was just the challenges associated with your period. Many women find out that, no, it is endometriosis.

What is Endometriosis?

Endometriosis is a condition in which the endometrium, or the tissue that lines the uterus, grows in other areas, such as the ovaries and fallopian tubes. The problem is that this tissue acts like normal uterine tissue. During the menstrual cycle, it breaks down and bleeds. But it has no exit point, so to speak. This tissue gets trapped. It can irritate healthy surrounding tissue or lead to the formation of cysts, scar tissue and adhesions.

Among the symptoms and side effects of endometriosis is fluctuation in hormone production, which can lead to excessive hair growth.

Living Your Best Life

Laser hair removal woman face before afterThe good news is that there are ways to treat the symptoms of endometriosis so you can lead a fulfilling, active life. As important as treating these issues, is boosting your self-esteem, and if excessive hair growth is affecting you, then we have some good news!

There are many ways to remove unwanted hair. However the most effective is Laser hair removal which helps you achieve permanent reduction in troublesome hair growth. Our medical-grade lasers deliver a concentrated beam of light tp the targetted area. This is absorbed by the pigment in the hair, causing damage to the follicle. Further growth is halted, and within a few sessions, you can achieve a permanent reduction in unwanted hair.

Our trained practitioners ensure that the entire process is comfortable, both physically and emotionally. Endometriosis is a condition that can be effectively treated. If unwanted hair growth is a side effect you experience, please schedule a consultation. We can help.

 

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