The testimony of Laura Fernández, patient with endometriosis, and Tania Martín del Hierro, physiotherapist specialized in pelvic floor, highlights the importance of addressing this pathology from a comprehensive, humane and multidisciplinary perspective. Beyond anatomical lesions or surgical treatment, both emphasize the impact that symptoms such as pain, abdominal inflammation, extreme tiredness, anxiety, digestive disorders and sleep difficulties can have on the patient’s daily life.
Laura recounts a process marked by years of disabling symptoms, a late diagnosis and an incomplete recovery after surgery. Despite medical and hormonal treatment, she continued to experience intense pain, devastating fatigue and a very significant limitation in her daily activity, both personally and professionally. It was in this context that she began a combined approach of manual physiotherapy and NESA technology, aimed not only at reducing pain and inflammation, but also at regulating key aspects such as rest, anxiety and energy.
Tania Martín del Hierro emphasizes that in patients with endometriosis it is essential to treat the person as a whole, understanding that each symptom influences the others and conditions overall evolution. As she explains, the incorporation of NESA has meant a relevant improvement in clinical results, allowing the unblocking of complex cases and favoring sustained progress over time.
In Laura’s case, the improvement in sleep, the reduction of inflammation and the progressive recovery of her daily life marked a before and after. Both agree on a fundamental idea: listening to the patient, adapting treatment to their real needs and offering a global approach can profoundly transform their quality of life.
