By Dr. Allison Feldt, PT, DPT
4 min read
Living with endometriosis or adenomyosis can feel exhausting, frustrating, and isolating.
For many women, symptoms go far beyond painful periods. These conditions can affect nearly every aspect of daily life, including movement, digestion, intimacy, energy levels, exercise tolerance, and emotional well-being.
At Body Motion Physical Therapy, we have been developing regenerative therapy protocols designed to help women better manage the pain, restriction, and dysfunction associated with endometriosis and adenomyosis.
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Endometriosis occurs when tissue similar to the endometrial tissue outside the uterus. This tissue can create inflammation, adhesions, pain, and restriction throughout the pelvis and abdomen.
Women with endometriosis may experience:
Adenomyosis can create similar symptoms and often involves increased inflammation, pain and endometriosis lesions on the uterus itself.
For some women, symptoms become so severe that they are bedridden for days during menstruation.
At Body Motion, we use regenerative technologies including:
These tools improve tissue mobility, reduce restriction, and support healthier movement patterns throughout the pelvis and abdomen.
Our philosophy is not necessarily that we are “removing” endometrial lesions.
Instead, we focus on helping the surrounding tissues move better, improving blood flow, decreasing adhesions, and reducing the restriction and tension that often contribute to pain.
When tissue, organs and muscles moves better, many women report:
Radial pressure shockwave therapy uses mechanical energy to stimulate tissue change and mobility.
Clinically, we often see improvements in:
Many women describe feeling:
In our clinical experience, women who previously struggled to get through their periods have reported being able to:
These outcomes can be life-changing.
Many women with endometriosis eventually face surgery, including laparoscopic procedures and lesion resections.
One challenge is that surgery itself creates additional scar tissue and adhesions throughout the abdomen.
This is why regenerative therapy may also be beneficial:
Clinically, we have found that using radial pressure shockwave therapy after endometriosis surgery may help improve tissue mobility and help manage scar tissue restrictions following procedures.
For some women, ongoing maintenance treatments help keep symptoms more manageable over time.
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Endometriosis and adenomyosis are complex conditions.
That means regenerative therapies should always be applied by clinicians who understand:
At Body Motion, our protocols have been developed over years of clinical experience treating women with complex pelvic pain conditions.
Shockwave therapy and regenerative technologies are currently considered off-label for many women’s health conditions.
Research in this area is still growing.
At this time, we cannot claim that these therapies remove or eliminate endometrial lesions themselves.
However, clinically we continue to see meaningful improvements in symptom management, mobility, and quality of life for many women.
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Many women with endometriosis spend years feeling unheard, dismissed, or trapped in a cycle of pain, medications, and repeated surgeries.
While regenerative therapy is not a cure, it may provide another supportive option for women looking to:
If you are struggling with:
our team may be able to help.
About the author
Allison is a pelvic floor physical therapist and the founder of Body Motion PT in Edmonds. A mom who knows the aftermath of pregnancy and birth firsthand, she's on a mission to help women restore their core and pelvic floor at every stage of life.
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