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  • Patient Story: From Menopause at 35 to Three Kids

    Hormonal Menopause, Only Remaining Tube Blocked with Hydrosalpinx – Jen’s Story I’ve always been a healthy, positive person with big dreams. I knew someday I would meet that special someone and start a family. From an early age, I always knew I wanted children. I come from a long line of fertility. My grandmother gave…

  • Clear Passage® Publishes Landmark 10-Year Infertility Study

    Hands-On Physical Therapy Matches or Exceeds Medical Success for Female Infertility We are thrilled to announce that in a study of 1,392 infertile women treated at Clear Passage® during a period of 10 years, our therapy was found to be equivalent to or exceed standard medical treatments for common causes of female infertility, including both…

  • Study: 1 in 5 Hysterectomies Are Unnecessary

    Imagine going through an invasive surgery without being offered alternative options. Now imagine that the surgery didn’t alleviate the pain it was supposed to. This is a grim reality many women are facing, according to a study published in the American Journal of Obstetrics & Gynecology, which found that 1 in 5 U.S. women who…

  • Success Story: Clear Passage® Allowed Me to Resume My Adventures

    “If they say they can help you, my friend — You can believe it.” A marine biologist, Richard, found his life turned upside down due to bowel obstruction, a potentially life-threatening condition. Like many of our other patients, he was told that surgery was the only way to relieve his obstruction. Used to being out…

  • Big Breakfast Beneficial for Women With PCOS, Study Shows

    We receive many questions from women with PCOS (polycystic ovarian syndrome) about managing insulin resistance and weight gain, which are frequent results of PCOS. These patients do not respond normally to insulin, leading to high testosterone levels that disrupt the menstrual cycle. The good news is that women with PCOS may not need to resort…

  • Study Points to Link Between C-Section and Adhesions

    Adhesions and C-Sections New evidence suggests that pelvic adhesions are present in more than a third of women with a history of previous c-sections and that the adhesions are associated with chronic pelvic pain. “Prevalence of pelvic adhesions on ultrasound examination in women with a history of Caesarean section,” published in the July issue of…

  • Mommy Blogger Seeks Alternative Therapy for Treating Secondary Infertility, Shares Intimate Details With Millions of Women Worldwide

    The all-natural, hands-only approach to the treatment of secondary infertility opens blocked fallopian tubes without surgery GAINESVILLE, FL – July 11, 2014 – Mommy Blogger, Akemi Fisher, 34, founder of MommyGuru.com, is seeking an all-natural, alternative therapy for treating secondary infertility at Clear Passage® Physical Therapy. Developed with physicians, scientists, and women’s health physical therapists,…

  • Study Shows Alternative Therapy for Infertility Opens Blocked Fallopian Tubes Without Surgery

    Endorsed by gynecologists, Clear Passage® Physical Therapy® treats infertility using an all-natural, hands-only approach GAINESVILLE, FL – Developed by a group of leading physicians, including research gynecologist and former Chief of Staff of North Florida Regional Medical Center, Richard King, M.D, Clear Passage® Physical Therapy’s all-natural holistic infertility massage to the reproductive organs opens blocked…

  • How Food Can Change Your Life with Endometriosis – Guest Post

    Written by Melissa, author of the popular blog Endo Empowered Truthfully, my diet was always a place where I could hide from my endometriosis pain. It generally involved eating a whole bunch of foods laden with cheese, sugar, and fat – though not necessarily all at once! The thing is, I didn’t really believe that…

  • Why Do I Have Pain After C-Section?

    If you are reading this article in search of an answer as to why you are continuing to experience pain months or even years after you’ve had a C-section, you are not alone. Post-C-section pain is not uncommon and can send women on a seemingly endless quest for relief. Jan Kriebs, a certified nurse midwife…