Effective Ways to Reduce Uterine Inflammation from Endometriosis for Improved Embryo Implantation”

[Ahaly]

How do you reduce inflammation in the uterus caused by endometriosis to improve embryo implantation? Could you share the medicines or natural remedies you’ve tried to enhance your chances?

[butterfliez]

Hi I have endometriosis,prior to my last ivf cycle I was given the Prostap injections over 3 months which puts you in a chemical menopause to see if it helped calm down any inflammation, it’s a long process, but I had success with that cycle. I can’t be certain if that’s what helped but it might be worth a try. I also took omega 3 supplements a month or so before & leading up to transfer. x

[Ahaly in reply to butterfliez]

Thank you and congratulations!

[HelzBelzUK]

I done two months of prostap and also started 20mg prednisolone 5 days before transfer. My test was positive but unfortunately ended in an early loss.

My consultant only really likes prostap for adeno but I pushed for it and he let me try. I wouldn’t do it again the side effects are horrendous. Plus my friend is 30 weeks with stage 4 endo. She’s done no down reg and no steroids. So makes me question wether it does anything anyway xx

[Ahaly in reply to HelzBelzUK]

Ah! This seems so confusing sometimes, what to choose, what not to.

Thank you

[Coming_up_Roses in reply to HelzBelzUK]

Sorry to jump in! Do you mind me asking if your friend is 30 weeks with an IVF conception? If so did she do a fully medicated cycle? I've read that synthetic estrogen can cause inflammation in those with Endo

[HelzBelzUK in reply to Coming_up_Roses]

Hey xx yeah it was an IVF pregnancy. Yeah she tried to do a natural cycle but she has PCOS so her ovulation is very random. They put her on oestrogen and she was in pain but was just told to ride it out xx

[Coming_up_Roses in reply to HelzBelzUK]

Thanks for the reply, great to hear it can work out even with Endo xx

[MinnSam]

Try an anti-inflammatory diet. Basically no sugar, processed foods and lots of veggies, green tea, fish, fruits and whole grains. Also daily yoga and prioritizing sleep. I also do a morning shot of ginger, turmeric and black pepper. In my opinion lifestyle changes can work wonders without any of the side effects.

[Ahaly in reply to MinnSam]

These seems doable! Will definitely start! Thank you 😊

[Sarah770 in reply to MinnSam]

Love that answer - how do you take turmeric please?

[MinnSam in reply to Sarah770]

I buy organic dried turmeric from Amazon and grind it up. Then mix a teaspoon of it in warm water with a pinch of black pepper to increase absorption along with ginger for the anti-inflammatory tonic

[DaisyG03]

I take turmeric in the form of curcumin tablets. I also take resveretrol. Both supposed to reduce endo inflammation prior to FET x