I've having issues with my uterus for the past couple of years. At first, the only signs were large amounts of mucus when my periods would start but then I gradually began to feel really nauseated with pain radiating up my spine and down my legs. I also developed petechiae all over my body (especially on my torso). I have constant discharge which looks like pus and blood coming from cervix. The cervix also looks almost bruised along the bottom with inflammation. I have been to several GPs and 2 Gynos in regards to these issues. Most GPs have just checked for STDs which I have none (I've been married for 17 years). I recently asked one of my GPs to refer me to have an ultrasound at a special clinic that can see endometriosis using their techniques (without the invasive surgery) and whilst it didn't show endometriosis it did show very thickened walls of my uterus 16mm and also a polypoid mass near the fundus (top) of my uterus.
I am just wondering if there is a more natural way of resolving my issue without a surgery that will cost $8000 for a 20 minute procedure? Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. I also have these persistent cracks at the corners of my mouth, I do supplement with a bioavailable multi vitamin capsule... have tried iron def, B vit def and zinc. But either have a serious malabsorption issue or maybe my pancreas is custard. Currently doing bicarb, aloe and paw paw to try and help.
Replied by Ian Noelle (TN) on 08/11/2021
Start taking serrapeptase in the middle of the night. It will begin to sluff off the endometriosis. I have had the surgery and it will continue to grow despite the surgery. Taking the pill in the middle of the night is the only way to get it to release the fibroids and thickening.
I leave a pill out (bedside table or bathroom counter) and take it when and if I get up to go to the restroom during the night. If taken during the day, I find it competes with digestion.
