Category: Intercourse Pain (Dyspareunia)
Endometriosis Pain
Read more: Endometriosis PainWe Treat Endometriosis Pain Naturally Testimonials of 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 treating endometriosis and intercourse pain have been published in numerous…
High Success Rates Treating Intercourse Pain, Naturally
Read more: High Success Rates Treating Intercourse Pain, NaturallyWe Treat Intercourse Pain Naturally, Without Surgery or Drugs “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 “My primary goal was to become pregnant, and one week…
Menstrual Pain
Read more: Menstrual PainWe Treat Menstrual Pain Naturally The cause of menstrual pain is often elusive. We have successfully treated many women who have not found relief elsewhere. We focus on adhesions — internal scars that form to help us heal from a surgery, trauma, infection, or endometriosis. Clear Passage® is a world leader in treating pelvic and…
Fall Newsletter | November 2020
Read more: Fall Newsletter | November 2020Clear Passage® During COVID-19 It’s a difficult choice. On one hand, you have an all-natural treatment shown to give life to women diagnosed as infertile, to return life, or save lives for people with long-standing pain or recurring small bowel obstructions. How does a person determine the safest way to proceed? While we read that…
What You Need to Know About Pelvic Adhesions
Read more: What You Need to Know About Pelvic AdhesionsWhat are Pelvic Adhesions? Many women are not receiving the education needed from their doctors about adhesions. Very few women even know they have adhesions. Most commonly known as “scar tissue,” adhesions are simply scar tissue that forms inside the body. Once formed, the body has no way to deal with the scar tissue, so…
Infertility Risk Factors
Read more: Infertility Risk FactorsInfertility is defined as the inability to achieve pregnancy after 12 or more months of sexual intercourse without the use of contraceptives. Infertility is a common condition that affects 1 in 8 couples each year in the United States. Many people don’t realize how common fertility issues are. This causes many people to not be…
Still Feeling Pain Long After Giving Birth?
Read more: Still Feeling Pain Long After Giving Birth?Millions of women are injured during childbirth. You are not alone – and there may be a solution. While the joys of motherhood can be great, it is not uncommon for women to sustain pelvic injuries, resulting in pelvic adhesions, during childbirth. Unfortunately, while the body generally heals, the effects of these injuries can sometimes…
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 endo a…
Dyspareunia Is Treatable – and More Common Than You Think
Read more: Dyspareunia Is Treatable – and More Common Than You ThinkIs Painful Sex (Dyspareunia) Common? Did you know that dyspareunia is one of the most prevalent conditions among women? Sixty percent of women in the U.S. report having intercourse pain at some point in their lives. If there is one thing we want our readers to take away, it is that intercourse pain is more common…