Homeopathy?

[worth71]

just wondered if anybody has tried this approach to endo symptoms, i've heard it can really help but just wondered if anybody has tried it xx

[chickpeajones]

i haven't tried homeopathy, mainly due to lack of scientific evidence to support it. however, i am trying herbal medicine, which is working great and last month i had a normal period (v little pain, no pre-pain etc) in years.

i am allergic to a lot of pharmaceutical anti-inflammatories as so tried herbal with good results so far.

[wasme in reply to chickpeajones]

Hiya I cant take pharma meds due to kidney transplant. Have Stage 4 endo. What herbal things are supposed to help? Thanks

[Louinga]

i am also treadig the alternative route i see a herbalist once a month and the tonics have really helped balance my hormones. i also get a pain tonic made up as sometimes the painkillers can knock me out. i also see an acupuncturist twice a month and this really helps with stress levels and i have found it beneficial.

[lynned]

I am answering this question not as an endometriosis sufferer, but as a homeopathic practitioner. I have had many cases of people with endometriosis who I have been able to successfully treat. The same is true for many of my colleagues.

As to the " unscientific" comment above, I couldn't disagree more.

Here is an article you might like to read, if you have any questions on that front.homeopathic.com/Articles/Ho...