ArticleNutrients2025
The Impact of Nutrition on Endometriosis Complaints in Patients Using and Not Using Hormone Therapy.
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Abstract
backgroundEndometriosis is a chronic inflammatory disease marked by the presence of endometrial tissue outside the uterus. Main symptoms include pain in the sacrum, pelvis, and abdomen, occurring at various stages of the menstrual cycle or during intercourse. These symptoms can severely affect daily functioning and quality of life.
methodsThe study involved 200 women aged 18-47, divided into two groups. The WHT group (N = 100) included women with endometriosis not receiving hormone therapy, and the HT group (N = 100) included women undergoing hormone treatment. An anonymous questionnaire was used, comprising a VAS, the FFQ-6 food frequency questionnaire, and questions regarding menstruation-related symptoms and effects.
resultsWomen in the HT group reported higher pain levels (Me = 8.0 vs. 7.0) and more frequent negative impacts on academic/work performance (
conclusionsWomen with endometriosis undergoing hormone therapy report more severe pain and more frequent disruptions in daily functioning. Both hormone therapy and diet significantly influence the intensity of menstrual symptoms as well as the ability to function professionally and socially.
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