@nourishingapothecary: One of the biggest myths about endometriosis is that having a baby somehow fixes it. Unfortunately, that’s not how endometriosis works. In this video, Mel explains why women with endometriosis often experience pregnancy differently, including: • Why pregnancy doesn’t cure endometriosis. • Why previous surgery and adhesions can make pregnancy more uncomfortable. • Why some women experience more bleeding during pregnancy. • Why symptoms such as nausea, bloating and bowel changes can be more pronounced. • Why pregnancy after endometriosis can come with more anxiety and uncertainty. As both a naturopath and someone living with endometriosis, Mel shares insights from both her clinical experience and her own pregnancies. If you’re trying to conceive with endometriosis, currently pregnant, or looking for personalised support, Mel is our fertility and endometriosis naturopath and would love to help. Start with a free discovery call to see if she’s the right practitioner for you. Book Australia-wide via Zoom or explore more evidence-based resources at: www.nourishingapothecary.com #endometriosis #pregnancywithendometriosis #fertility #ttc #naturopath

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2026-08-09 16:10:56

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