LEG PAIN AND ENDOMETRIOSIS | What it feels like, why it happens, and natural remedies to help

Many people with endometriosis have painful, heavy periods and pelvic pain. Sometimes, endometriosis growths affect the nerves around the pelvis, which can cause pain in the legs, hips, and buttocks.

#endometriosis involves tissue similar to that which grows in the uterus growing anywhere else. A doctor may refer to this as “endometrial-like tissue.”

The tissue may grow around some of the many nerves that run through the pelvis and hips. This can cause leg pain. Endometriosis can also cause inflammation, scarring, pelvic pain, and infertility.

In this video, I chat about what leg pain may feel like in relation to endometriosis, what causes it (based on recent research conducted in 2016 linked below), and natural remedies that may help subside the leg pain caused by endometriosis.

Endometriosis leg pain was one of my first endometriosis symptoms - it happened on my way to high school and right after, I had a full blown endometriosis flare-up in the middle of the hallway. Watch that story here:    • MY FIRST ENDOMETRIOSIS FLARE-UP HAPPE...  

How do you deal with endometriosis leg pain? Feel free to comment your suggestions down below as it may be helpful for others in their journey!

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