11/24/2025
When inflammation rises, hormones can follow — and endo can flare. And the research is clear: inflammation plays a huge role in the pain, progression, and severity of endometriosis.
👇 Here’s what the science is showing:
1️⃣ Gut Dysbiosis Drives Inflammation
Studies show women with endometriosis often have significant gut microbiome imbalances.
This can:
- activate the immune system
- trigger inflammatory cytokines
- alter estrogen metabolism
- promote adhesions and lesion progression
This is why stool testing is so valuable — it allows us to look at:
✔️ infections
✔️ yeast
✔️ parasites
✔️ dysbiosis
✔️ digestive function
✔️ inflammatory markers
✔️ and how your gut may be influencing your hormones and pain
2️⃣ Food Allergies Can Fuel Chronic Inflammation
Daily exposure to reactive foods can heighten systemic inflammation, worsen gut permeability, and contribute to hormonal dysregulation.
Testing removes the guesswork and shows exactly which foods are inflaming your system.
3️⃣ Estrogen + Inflammation Sensitize the Nerves
Other research shows estrogen can amplify inflammatory signaling between immune cells and nerves —
which can make pain sharper, stronger, and more widespread.
4️⃣ Why Chiropractic Still Matters
Chiropractic doesn’t treat endometriosis.
But it does support the nervous system, which helps regulate:
- pain
- digestion
- hormonal communication
- inflammatory responses
If inflammation and estrogen can sensitize the nerves… then supporting the nervous system matters.
💛 If you’ve never had your gut, food allergies, inflammation markers, or nervous system evaluated — that’s where I come in.
Endometriosis is complex, but your care doesn’t have to be confusing.
We don’t guess — we test.
Send me a message or click the link in my bio to get started.
