Endometriosis Treatment in Marylebone — Calmer, Less Painful Cycles
If your period pain has been brushed off as 'normal', it may not be. Endometriosis affects around 1 in 10 UK women of reproductive age (NICE NG73), and diagnosis often takes years. We work alongside your gynaecology team — acupuncture, anti-inflammatory nutrition, and herbal medicine — to ease pain, calm cycles, and support fertility.
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What you're seeing
The concern
Why it happens
What drives it
- Retrograde menstruation — endometrial cells reach the pelvic cavity through the fallopian tubes
- Genetic predisposition — endometriosis runs in families
- Immune-system irregularities that allow misplaced tissue to grow rather than be cleared
- Hormonal — oestrogen drives growth of endometrial deposits
- Chronic inflammation as a self-reinforcing local environment
- Surgical scars — caesarean or other pelvic surgery can transfer cells (rare)
Treatment approach
How Claudia treats it
Fertility Acupuncture
From £125Acupuncture is studied for endometriosis-related pain and cycle regulation. Sessions are timed to the cycle phase to address pelvic pain, premenstrual flares, and fertility considerations.
See treatment detail →12 Weeks Fertility Reset Protocol
Price on enquiryTwelve-week integrative programme — anti-inflammatory nutritional therapy, acupuncture, and herbal medicine work in parallel. Particularly valuable for women with endometriosis trying to conceive who want to optimise the pelvic environment alongside their gynaecology care.
See treatment detail →Lymphatic Drainage Massage (MLD)
From £130MLD can help with the abdominal swelling and post-laparoscopy oedema many endometriosis patients experience after excision surgery. Combined with acupuncture for post-operative recovery.
See treatment detail →FAQ
Common
questions
Will integrative care work without surgery?
Excision surgery remains the gold-standard for symptomatic endometriosis when imaging or laparoscopy confirms disease. Integrative care is supportive — for pain control, cycle regulation, fertility preparation, and post-surgical recovery. We work alongside your gynaecology team and we will recommend a specialist consultation if your presentation suggests one is needed.
How does acupuncture help with endometriosis pain?
Acupuncture appears to influence pain through endogenous opioid pathways, reduce pelvic muscle tension, and support cycle regulation. Several systematic reviews report meaningful pain-reduction at 8 to 12 weeks of regular treatment. We typically pair sessions with nutritional and herbal support targeting the inflammatory drivers.
Should I change my diet for endometriosis?
Anti-inflammatory eating patterns — Mediterranean-style or low-FODMAP where the gut is involved — have evidence of pain reduction in endometriosis. We tailor nutritional recommendations to your symptom pattern, your cycle, and any other diagnoses (IBS, hypothyroidism, PCOS) — not a one-size-fits-all elimination diet.
Is endometriosis the reason I cannot get pregnant?
Endometriosis is associated with subfertility but does not always cause it. About 30 to 50% of women with endometriosis experience subfertility. A full fertility workup (semen analysis, ovarian reserve, tubal patency) clarifies whether endometriosis is the operative factor, alongside other potential causes.
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Body Perfected • 1 Orchard Street, London W1H 6HJ
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