Category: Endometriosis Pain
Avoid Endometriosis Surgery
Read more: Avoid Endometriosis Surgery“After years of struggling with endometriosis pain and painful intercourse, I felt relieved to find a facility that would treat the root of my problems. Everyone was so professional, knowledgeable, and caring. Thank You!”– Rosie Overview The mechanical problems caused by endometrial implants are increased significantly by adhesions — internal scars that frequently form at…
Endometriosis Pain
Read more: Endometriosis PainWe Treat Endometriosis Pain Naturally Testimonials from women who had Endometriosis that Clear Passage® took care of. Clear Passage® is a world leader in treating endometriosis pain naturally, without surgery or drugs. With over three decades of experience, studies and citations on our physio/physical therapy for treating endometriosis and intercourse pain have been published in…
Spring Newsletter | April 2020
Read more: Spring Newsletter | April 2020The Clear Passage® Connection The official newsletter of Clear Passage® Physical Therapy Welcome!Our quarterly newsletters bring youevent announcements, exciting news,and helpful resources Inside this issue:Welcome to Our New Team MembersOn the Air: Clear Passage® PodcastsEndoMarch 2020Staff Pick: Spring EditionPatient Story Welcome Our New Therapists Charmaine will be treating patients at our new location in Detroit.…
Patient Video: Two Miracle Babies and a New Body
Read more: Patient Video: Two Miracle Babies and a New BodyAfter having her first child, Jill was heartbroken when she found herself unable to get pregnant again. Her search for a non-surgical treatment for secondary infertility and endometriosis led her to Clear Passage® – and two more children! Today, she is a mother of three and free from endometriosis pain.
Adhesions in the Body: Presentation by Larry Wurn (Video)
Read more: Adhesions in the Body: Presentation by Larry Wurn (Video)Larry Wurn, LMT, co-founder of Clear Passage®, presents an overview of 30 years of studying and treating adhesions. With images compiled from a presentation at a conference of physicians, the video provides an in-depth overview of the biomechanics of adhesion formation and the ways in which manual physical therapy can be an effective treatment. We thank…
Endometriosis Staging – The Four Stages of Endometriosis
Read more: Endometriosis Staging – The Four Stages of EndometriosisDifferent Stages of Endometriosis If you suspect that you may have endometriosis, it is important that you consult with your doctor and receive an accurate diagnosis. Endometriosis is commonly diagnosed via a pelvic exam or a surgical procedure called laparoscopy. As part of the diagnosis, the doctor will typically determine which stage of endometriosis a…
Patient Story: Taking Back What Endometriosis Took From Me
Read more: Patient Story: Taking Back What Endometriosis Took From MeFrom robbing her of precious time with loved ones to hindering professional growth, endometriosis can affect all aspects of a woman’s life. “Endometriosis has taken a lot of things from me,” says Philippa, a former Clear Passage® patient. Below, she discusses her endometriosis journey – including finding relief – and offers her advice for other…
Four Ways to Support Women With Endometriosis
Read more: Four Ways to Support Women With EndometriosisHow to Support Women With Endo 1. Acknowledge their pain — don’t ignore or deny it Women with endometriosis often feel ignored. Whether it is a friend, partner, colleague, or family member, being told to “get over it” or “periods are supposed to be painful” can be extremely hurtful. Endometriosis is a real disorder; it…
How Food Can Change Your Life with Endometriosis – Guest Post
Read more: How Food Can Change Your Life with Endometriosis – Guest PostWritten 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…