Scar Endometriosis is a rare, difficult to diagnose disease which affects women, especially in the reproductive age. Women affected by the condition develop a painful mass/lump in a surgical scar, due to an abnormal growth of the endometrial tissue.The endometrial tissue is usually present inside uterus of a woman. The tissue supports pregnancy and also sheds itself every month during a woman's menstrual cycle. But, in women suffering from Scar Endometriosis, the endometrial tissue develops abnormally outside the uterine cavity and forms a painful mass which becomes worse during menstruation.
Scar Endometriosis can, therefore, be described as a kind of extrapelvic endometriosis. The condition characteristically marks the presence of endometrial cells outside the pelvic region. The sites at which extrapelvic endometriosis usually develops include the ovaries, the fallopian tubes, vagina, cervix, bowel, bladder, the lining of the abdominal cavity, lungs and other organs.One of the rare sites of extrapelvic endometriosis is a previous surgical scar on the abdominal wall. The condition presents itself with pain and swelling at scar site after an obstetric or gynaecological surgery.
Scar Endometriosis can typically be diagnosed after the cutting out of the diseased endometrial tissue. Sometimes, the condition can be misdiagnosed by doctors after a woman's pregnancy because the endometrial tissue may grow in the incision site of the stomach after a woman undergoes a Caesarean delivery (C-section).The exact cause of Endometriosis is not known. But, it is believed that the condition occurs because of retrograde menstruation that is, the movement of portions of wayward endometrial cells upward through the fallopian tube rather than downward through the vagina.
Scar Endometriosis : The Ayurvedic Viewpoint
According to Ayurveda, retrograde menstruation which is apparently a cause of Scar Endometriosis occurs due to the body's disturbed Vata dosha. The Vata has five sub-types which are responsible for directing the movements in the body in the upward, downward, around, inward, and outward directions.
The occurrence of Scar Endometriosis is linked to the Apana Vata sub-type which governs the initiation of the body's elimination impulses, including menstruation, urination, bowel motions, ejaculation, and child birth. Since one of the downward processes governed by the Apana Vata is the removal of waste or unwanted materials from the body, any obstruction to it can lead to potential health complications.
Scar Endometriosis is a condition in which obstruction to, and subsequent upward movement of, Apana Vata causes a part of the endometrium that should be passed out during menstruation to propel upward via the fallopian tubes and into the peritoneal cavity.
Scar Endometriosis : Symptoms
Some of the common symptoms of Scar Endometriosis include:
- Increasing pain in the pelvic pain
- Inflammation and irritation in abdominal organs
- Growth of a painful mass in a surgical scar
- Abnormally heavy bleeding during the menstruation (Menorrhagia)
- Thick, sticky, fluid or mucous secretions
- Accumulation of toxins or waste materials in the body
- Pain during sexual activity (Dyspareunia).
Scar Endometriosis : Treatment
Scar Endometriosis has no specific treatment in conventional western medicine. Generally, the condition is managed by the doctors with the help of anti-inflammatory and pain-relieving medications, hormonal treatments, and surgical procedure to remove or ablate (burn) the abnormal endometrial tissue.However, effective herbal products offered by Planet Ayurveda herbal manufacturing company can be beneficial in removing the root cause of Scar Endometriosis, in accordance with Ayurveda principles. These products prepared under the guidance of renowned Ayurveda experts include:
1. Boswellia Curcumin Capsules
The preparation of these capsules involves the use of two well-known anti-inflammatory herbal components Shallaki (Boswellia Serrata) and Curcumin (Curcuma longa). The Shallaki herb can effectively fight inflammation, while Curcumin an important active component in Turmeric is believed to have remarkable antioxidant properties.
Women suffering from Scar Endometriosis can benefit from the use of these capsules because of their ability to maintain overall health, support healthy blood composition, boost the immune system, increase blood supply to joint tissue, and maintain a healthy cardiovascular system.
Dosage :- 2 capsules with plain water, two times a day, after meals.
2. Female Health Support Capsules
For preparing these capsules, potent herbs like Shatavari (Asparagus racemosus), Ashok (Saraca indica), and Lodhra (Symplocus racemosa) are used. These herbs have proven capabilities to support overall health in females, especially the female reproductive system.
The use of these capsules is extremely beneficial in managing Scar Endometriosis because the herbal components can control vitiated 'Vata' which can lead to irregular painful menstruation, and excess 'Pitta' which can cause menstruation-related disorders. Hence, the capsules can strengthen female reproductive system, regulate female menstrual cycles, treat painful menstruation, and regulate female hormonal system.
Dosage :- 2 capsules with plain water, two times a day, after meals.
3. Aloe Vitals Capsules
Pure and natural standardized extract of the Aloe Vera herb (Aloe barbadensis) is used for the preparation of these capsules. The herb has proven adaptogenic and anti-inflammatory properties.
Aloe Vitals capsules can be helpful in managing Scar Endometriosis because of their ability to improve the condition of blood vessels, boost the immune system, maintain healthy skin, support the digestive system, moisturize the skin, relieve inflammation, and keep dry skin hydrated.
Dosage :- 1 capsule with plain water, two times a day, after meals.
4. Shatavari Capsules
To prepare these capsules, standardized extract of the Shatavari herb (Asparagus racemosus) is used. The herb has excellent antioxidant properties, and has the ability maintain and support female health and nourish the tissues of the body.
The use of Shatavari capsules can benefit women affected by Scar Endometriosis because the capsules can support the female reproductive system, treat painful menstruation, keep the immune system healthy, cure general weakness, and treat ovarian cysts and uterine fibroids.
Dosage :- 2 capsules with plain water, two times a day, after meals.
5. Pradarantak Churna
The combination of potent herbs used for preparing this herbal powder include Arjuna (Terminalia arjuna), Ashok (Saraca indica), Lodhra (Symplocus racemosa), and Udumbur (Ficus glomarata). These herbs can manage a number of female-health problems.
Women suffering from Scar Endometriosis can benefit from the use of this churna because its herbal ingredients can effectively supports healthy female reproductive organs and manage several problems, like painful menstruation, irregular or heavy monthly periods, dysfunctional uterine bleeding, pre-menstrual syndrome (PMS), ovarian cysts, uterine fibroids, and Menopausal Syndrome.
Dosage :- 1 teaspoonful of the churna, two times a day.
Conclusion
Planet Ayurveda's herbal products for managing Scar Endometriosis are 100% vegetarian products which are completely safe to use because they do not contain any chemicals, preservatives, starch, additives, colors, yeast, binders, or fillers. All the herbs used for preparing these products are distinctly explained in ancient Ayurvedic literature.
DR. Vikram Chauhan, MD - AYURVEDA is an expert ayurvedic doctor based in Chandigarh, India and doing his practice in Mohali, India. He is spreading the knowledge of Ayurveda - Ancient healing treatment, not only in India but also abroad. He is the CEO and Founder of Planet Ayurveda Products, Planet Ayurveda Clinic and Krishna Herbal Company. Write at - [email protected], Contact at - +91-172-521-4030 Websites - www.planetayurveda.com, www.alwaysayurveda.com
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- Increasing pain in the pelvic pain
- Inflammation and irritation in abdominal organs
- Growth of a painful mass in a surgical scar
- Abnormally heavy bleeding during the menstruation (Menorrhagia)
- Thick, sticky, fluid or mucous secretions
- Accumulation of toxins or waste materials in the body
- Pain during sexual activity (Dyspareunia).
