Endometriosis and miscarriage are subjects of controversy and the truth seems elusive and hard to figure out.
By the end of this concise article the reader will know all the basic facts that one needs to have in mind when considering pregnancy with endometriosis or getting a healthy child once pregnant.
Towards the end of the article we'll talk about a breakthrough protocol that stirred the water just recently with reported amazing results in the mystery of endometriosis.
Let us also mention that 1 in every 3 women is infertile because of endometriosis.
Endometriosis and miscarriage - is the risk increased? Whether endometriosis carries an increased risk cannot be established with scientific accuracy because no comprehensive long-term studies have been done.
However, we will report on some of the available data that offer insight in the risks and the risk factors.
Endometriosis and miscarriage - the statistics Approximately 50% of the women with endometriosis will have problems with lowered fertility.
Many of these women will also miscarry when they become pregnant.
Some evidence even suggests that half of the woman who get pregnant with endometriosis will miscarry.
For comparison, percentage of miscarriage in general population is 10%.
Endometriosis and miscarriage - what makes it so difficult to conceive and carry to term There a couple of risk factors involved with the increased risk of miscarriage: Endometriosis and miscarriage - secretions and hormones Because the endometriosis tissue is behaving in the same way as the endometrial tissue in the uterus, it also secretes the same hormones.
But it secretes them into the abdominal cavity.
These hormones may interfere with the pregnancy process.
Also, the implants may secret hormones later then the original tissue in the womb.
This may cause some wires to get crossed and the body might end up in continued ovulation.
When this happens, the womb sheds off the old tissue, this time including the egg.
Endometriosis and miscarriage - adhesions in the stomach The scars and distorted tissue of endometriosis can become sticky and stick to the nearby organs.
If the fallopian tubes get affected and distorted, it is very unlikely that the pregnancy will happen in the first place because the egg will never travel from the ovary through the fallopian tube.
Other combinations of stuck organs can result in miscarriages and even pregnancies outside the uterus.
Endometriosis and miscarriage - role of the immune system It is not clear at this time whether endometriosis is an autoimmune disease.
But even if this is not the initial cause of the disease, it is proven that th immune system under performs in woman with endometriosis.
This means that the immune system might even attack the embryo because the embryo is basically a foreign organism.
In healthy women, the immune system can recognize easily that the embryo is not a threat but in women with endometriosis it is not so simple.
Endometriosis and miscarriage - news that offer vibrant hope The issue with endometriosis is in the fact that the conventional medicine knows so little about the causes of the disease.
But, lately, some exciting news have been reported on the discoveries of underlying chemical imbalances that seem to be responsible for the triggering of this terrible ailment that can rob you of your health and children.
Endometriosis and miscarriage might not be such a nightmare with the new development in the field and the new holistic protocol.
The new protocol is called Violet Protocol and many women report to have reversed endometriosis even when they had scheduled surgery.
The title of the book explaining everything in detail is "Endometriosis Bible & Violet Protocol" and you can learn more about it by visiting endometriosis-bible.
com and assuming control of your life and health.
By the end of this concise article the reader will know all the basic facts that one needs to have in mind when considering pregnancy with endometriosis or getting a healthy child once pregnant.
Towards the end of the article we'll talk about a breakthrough protocol that stirred the water just recently with reported amazing results in the mystery of endometriosis.
Let us also mention that 1 in every 3 women is infertile because of endometriosis.
Endometriosis and miscarriage - is the risk increased? Whether endometriosis carries an increased risk cannot be established with scientific accuracy because no comprehensive long-term studies have been done.
However, we will report on some of the available data that offer insight in the risks and the risk factors.
Endometriosis and miscarriage - the statistics Approximately 50% of the women with endometriosis will have problems with lowered fertility.
Many of these women will also miscarry when they become pregnant.
Some evidence even suggests that half of the woman who get pregnant with endometriosis will miscarry.
For comparison, percentage of miscarriage in general population is 10%.
Endometriosis and miscarriage - what makes it so difficult to conceive and carry to term There a couple of risk factors involved with the increased risk of miscarriage: Endometriosis and miscarriage - secretions and hormones Because the endometriosis tissue is behaving in the same way as the endometrial tissue in the uterus, it also secretes the same hormones.
But it secretes them into the abdominal cavity.
These hormones may interfere with the pregnancy process.
Also, the implants may secret hormones later then the original tissue in the womb.
This may cause some wires to get crossed and the body might end up in continued ovulation.
When this happens, the womb sheds off the old tissue, this time including the egg.
Endometriosis and miscarriage - adhesions in the stomach The scars and distorted tissue of endometriosis can become sticky and stick to the nearby organs.
If the fallopian tubes get affected and distorted, it is very unlikely that the pregnancy will happen in the first place because the egg will never travel from the ovary through the fallopian tube.
Other combinations of stuck organs can result in miscarriages and even pregnancies outside the uterus.
Endometriosis and miscarriage - role of the immune system It is not clear at this time whether endometriosis is an autoimmune disease.
But even if this is not the initial cause of the disease, it is proven that th immune system under performs in woman with endometriosis.
This means that the immune system might even attack the embryo because the embryo is basically a foreign organism.
In healthy women, the immune system can recognize easily that the embryo is not a threat but in women with endometriosis it is not so simple.
Endometriosis and miscarriage - news that offer vibrant hope The issue with endometriosis is in the fact that the conventional medicine knows so little about the causes of the disease.
But, lately, some exciting news have been reported on the discoveries of underlying chemical imbalances that seem to be responsible for the triggering of this terrible ailment that can rob you of your health and children.
Endometriosis and miscarriage might not be such a nightmare with the new development in the field and the new holistic protocol.
The new protocol is called Violet Protocol and many women report to have reversed endometriosis even when they had scheduled surgery.
The title of the book explaining everything in detail is "Endometriosis Bible & Violet Protocol" and you can learn more about it by visiting endometriosis-bible.
com and assuming control of your life and health.
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