Category: Abdominal Problems
My 5 Options If I Have Infertility from Endometriosis
Read more: My 5 Options If I Have Infertility from EndometriosisInfertility can be caused by endometriosis, an inflammatory condition sometimes accompanied by pain. However, it is nearly always associated with internal bonds called adhesions. People respond to endometriosis-related infertility in a variety of ways. They may opt out of parenthood, welcome a baby through surrogacy, or start a family through adoption. Women with endometriosis may…
Is There a Natural Treatment for Small Bowel Obstruction?
Read more: Is There a Natural Treatment for Small Bowel Obstruction?Small bowel obstruction is a serious and, sometimes, life-threatening condition, often caused by abdominal adhesions. People who experience symptoms of bowel obstruction should consult with their healthcare provider right away. If your life is in immediate danger, you may not be able to avoid surgery. Still, if the problem is not yet a full-blown crisis,…
Sexual Health in Women Experiencing Sexual Pain: The Answer
Read more: Sexual Health in Women Experiencing Sexual Pain: The AnswerWomen who don’t experience pleasure during sexual intercourse often suffer alone because they don’t know where to turn for help. For one, it may be hard for them to define the problem—they may not know what type of experience they’re searching for or how to get there, especially if they’ve never experienced an orgasm. For…
7 Questions to Ask Yourself As You Self-Check/Self-Examine
Read more: 7 Questions to Ask Yourself As You Self-Check/Self-ExamineEven though the national self-check month has ended, we at Clear Passage® are devoted to encouraging people to become more familiar with their bodies by performing a self-evaluation or medical self-check. A “medical self-check” includes examining your body and then following up on any findings, as well as scheduling routine preventive care with your physician.…
30 Internal Scarring Facts for National Self-Check Month
Read more: 30 Internal Scarring Facts for National Self-Check MonthFebruary is National Self-Check Month. Internal scarring (adhesions) in your pelvic region can occur throughout your life due to surgeries, accidents, and even natural wear and tear. This self-check month is meant for you to implement preventative health measures. These can include making better dietary choices, performing self-examinations, or going to a wellness visit with…
Everything about the Best Natural Infertility Treatments
Read more: Everything about the Best Natural Infertility TreatmentsYearning for pregnancy—and being unable to achieve it after dedicated periods of trying—can cause a woman great psychological and emotional pain. Let’s jump into what your options are and why, out of all of them, the Wurn Technique® is your healthiest, cost-conscious, and most effective option. What is Infertility? According to the American College of…
Study: A Medical Massage Reduced Life-Threatening Bowel Obstructions Significantly
Read more: Study: A Medical Massage Reduced Life-Threatening Bowel Obstructions SignificantlyFirst used to open blocked Fallopian tubes, the therapy is now being used to clear bowel obstruction Gainesville, FL, May 21, 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Bowel obstructions are a highly dangerous health condition, but a recent medical massage breakthrough is now reducing or eliminating these health threats using a safe, nonsurgical, hands-on technique. Small bowel…
Studies: Clear Passage® Medical Massage Has Been Replacing Some Invasive Surgeries
Read more: Studies: Clear Passage® Medical Massage Has Been Replacing Some Invasive SurgeriesA ‘hands-on’ physical therapy is opening blocked fallopian tubes in some infertile women and delaying or replacing surgery for some life-threatening bowel obstructions GAINESVILLE, Fla., March 8, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — Blocked fallopian tubes are a major cause of female infertility, sending most women to surgery or in vitro fertilization (IVF). In a recent study, a treatment that…
What to know before accepting an IBS Diagnosis
Read more: What to know before accepting an IBS DiagnosisYou might have been diagnosed with irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) recently, and maybe the treatments are not working for you. You’re in pain, you feel groggy, or perhaps you have had abdominal surgery in the past and now have persistently stringy stool (pencil-thin, narrow, or yarn-like poop). Let’s walk you through what you know before…
Is it possible to have been misdiagnosed for IBS after surgery?
Read more: Is it possible to have been misdiagnosed for IBS after surgery?Simple answer? Yes, it is possible to have been misdiagnosed with irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) after surgery. If you have had abdominal surgery in the past and now have persistently stringy stool (pencil-thin, narrow, or yarn-like poop) accompanied by abdominal pain, you may be diagnosed with irritable bowel syndrome (IBS). Anyone misdiagnosed with IBS will…