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Clinical Manifestations
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- Patches of endometrial tissue that are normally found
only in the uterine lining grow the uterus, usually in
the abdominal cavity (ovaries, uterine ligaments, intestines,
ureters , bladder, vagina, surgical scars )
- It may appear in other parts of the body (chest lining,
brain).
- It quite commonly is attached to the outside of internal
organs and most often adheres to the ovaries and uterine
ligaments.
- This tissue still keeps the same traits it would have
if it still were present inside the uterus; grows and
builds mid cycle, and bleeds during menstruation.
- This causes pain of varying degrees in different women.
- When this continues for some time, the misplaced tissue
may cause scarring that leads to an adhesion of internal
surfaces
- The origin of this pattern is chronic illness or weakness.
- Pain in the lower abdomen and pelvic region
- Spotting between periods or before periods
- Infertility
- Difficulty conceiving
- Pain during sexual intercourse
- Abdominal swelling
- Painful bowel movements, especially during menstruation
- Bleeding from the rectum during menstruation
- Lower abdominal pain during menstruation
- Low back pain
- Painful urination during menstruation
- Sometimes no symptoms at all
- Periods that are either heavy
or scanty, with light-colored, watery menses
- Sometimes no symptoms at all
- A preference for warmth
- Feels better with pressure on the abdomen
or
- Dislikes pressure
- Large clots
- Fatigue
- Bloating
- Heavy pressure on the anus
- A "dropping" sensation of the
anus
- Soft bowel movements
- A pale complexion
- Lethargy
- Other symptoms may include:
Headaches
Low grade fevers
Depression
Hypoglycemia
Anxiety
Susceptibility to infections and allergies
- T: Pale and Swollen with teethmarks and/or
Purple
- C: White
- P: Deep, thin and weak or Thin, soft and
weak
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