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Endometriosis Help

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M712 · 17/06/2026 11:32

Hi I have endometriosis and PCOS I’m wondering what things I could possibly get to help with my pain I’m also autistic so I apologise if I struggle to understand so if any help could be as simple as possible please that would be a great help thankyou so much 😊

OP posts:
Isometimeswonder · 17/06/2026 14:15

Hi. The only thing that helped my endo was having the coil fitted.
My bleeding almost stopped and it was such a relief.

M712 · 17/06/2026 14:40

I have the marina coil already they’ve recommended the monthly injection to try and help as I’ve just been hospitalised because of it finally home but wondering if there’s any things I can buy to help at home maybe

OP posts:
onlytherain · 19/06/2026 22:32

I have just been told by an endometriosis specialist that EMDR therapy reduces pain for some women.

You might have central sensitisation. If EMDR is not an option, I would check ou pain reprocessing therapy workbooks amzn.eu/d/08IJpSJg.

LivelyViper · 28/07/2026 04:25

M712 · 17/06/2026 11:32

Hi I have endometriosis and PCOS I’m wondering what things I could possibly get to help with my pain I’m also autistic so I apologise if I struggle to understand so if any help could be as simple as possible please that would be a great help thankyou so much 😊

It definitely depends on your symptoms (if you have more bowel related issues or bladder for example then you may need specific meds or treatment for that).

Do you have any other main disruptive symptoms other than pain, heavy bleeding etc, like nerve pain, fatigue, bowel symptoms, bladder that might need specific addressing as well?

Excision surgery is a key way of reducing pain and preventing lesions to continue growing in places where it can cause further problems e.g bladder or bowel. Assuming you've had a diagnostic laparoscopy - did you have excision with it?

Pain medication is helpful for many people it can be opioids (e.g Co-codamol or I've found tramadol very helpful) and NSAIDs (e.g Naproxen or mefenamic acid) or a mix of both. The mirena can take some months to settle in for people.

TENS machines can be helpful as well.

zebrazoop · 28/07/2026 04:37

onlytherain · 19/06/2026 22:32

I have just been told by an endometriosis specialist that EMDR therapy reduces pain for some women.

You might have central sensitisation. If EMDR is not an option, I would check ou pain reprocessing therapy workbooks amzn.eu/d/08IJpSJg.

Not heard that one before .

OP have you been to your GP ? They can prescribe stronger painkillers and refer to the pain team if needed . You can also ask to be referred back to the endo team for surgery .

onlytherain · 30/07/2026 00:44

My daughter has just been to a pain specialist and he also recommended EMDR for the pain.

magicpractice · 30/07/2026 11:31

Tens machine
be you period patches
morphine

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