See a doctor if: Severe or worsening pain, very heavy bleeding, fainting, fertility concerns, or pain affecting daily life — see a gynaecologist for diagnosis and management
Kitchen remedies
Warm compress/heat to lower abdomen; anti-inflammatory diet (turmeric, ginger, omega-3s); reduce trans-fats; gentle yoga; magnesium-rich foods
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Cautions
Endometriosis is a real medical condition — these measures ease symptoms alongside, not instead of, gynaecological care. Turmeric supplements can thin blood.
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When to see a doctor. Home remedies are for minor, self-limiting complaints in adults. They are not a substitute for medical care, and herbs can interact with medicines. Not for children under the ages stated, in pregnancy, or with chronic conditions without a doctor's advice.
