@nourishingapothecary: Endometriosis care doesn’t have to be one or the other. Hormonal medications can be an important part of endometriosis management for some women, particularly for reducing pain and suppressing ovulation or menstruation. But medication isn’t the only conversation we can have. When Mel, our Senior Fertility & Endometriosis Naturopath at Nourishing Apothecary, works with women with endometriosis, she is also looking at the broader clinical picture. Inflammation. Digestive health. Nutritional status. Pain. Energy. Fertility goals. Lifestyle. And the individual symptoms that woman is actually experiencing. Naturopathic care isn’t about telling women to stop their medication or replace their medical team. It can sit alongside conventional endometriosis treatment and give us another avenue through which to support the person living with the condition. This is from Season 2, Episode 4 of Inside the Apothecary, where Mel and Jaime have a much bigger conversation about endometriosis, fertility and what comprehensive care can look like. Mel works with women with endometriosis and fertility challenges from our Liverpool clinic and Australia wide via Zoom. Book with Mel or arrange a free discovery call at www.nourishingapothecary.com #Endometriosis #EndometriosisAustralia #EndometriosisTreatment #EndometriosisFertility #FertilityNaturopath
Diagnosed at 16, now 48. Did every medication, surgery and natural therapy, naturopathy, Chinese medicine, nothing worked. Finally had a hysterectomy in January, the best decision I have ever made!
2026-09-20 10:09:19
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Nora :
tell us about the options please
2026-09-20 09:56:21
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