Endometriosis Uncovered: Why Some Women Feel Severe Pain and Others Don't? | Dr Jay Mehta скачать в хорошем качестве

Endometriosis Uncovered: Why Some Women Feel Severe Pain and Others Don't? | Dr Jay Mehta

Endometriosis has a unique molecular signature that sets it apart from other conditions. One of the key features is the dominance of estrogen beta and a reduction in progesterone response. This imbalance leads to an increase in PGE2, a type of prostaglandin responsible for much of the pain associated with endometriosis. Interestingly, the expression of PGE2 can vary significantly between individuals. Some women with severe endometriosis may feel no pain at all, a condition known as asymptomatic endometriosis, while others with minimal lesions may experience intense discomfort. This variability is largely due to the altered expression of PGE2. Medications like mefenamic acid, which belong to the NSAID category, are sometimes used to manage pain by reducing PGE2 levels. However, this only offers temporary relief and is not a long-term solution. To understand the science behind endometriosis and its symptoms better, explore our in-depth masterclasses on YouTube designed for both patients and healthcare professionals. Link in bio! #Endometriosis #EndometriosisAwareness #EndometriosisPain #EndometriosisTreatment #EndometriosisSymptoms #DrJayMehta