EPISODE · Aug 19, 2025 · 6 MIN
QC: The Vagus Nerve & Endometriosis: How Stimulation Can Relieve Pain
from Endo Battery · host Alanna
Send us a text with a question or thought on this episode ( We cannot replay from this link)Your nervous system plays a crucial role in endometriosis pain, with practical tools available to help manage symptoms through the emerging field of neuropelviology. Professor Marc Possover, a world-renowned pioneer in treating chronic pelvic pain, explains how targeting pelvic nerves can bring relief to patients who've been told to simply live with their pain.• Three ways to activate the vagus nerve for pain relief• Transauricular vagus nerve stimulation through the ear for 10 minutes morning and evening• How positive morning thoughts can significantly impact your pain levels throughout the day• Using subliminal audio messages to reduce pain through autosuggestion• Physical activities like swimming and hiking decrease sympathetic nervous system activity• Exercise creates a natural massage of the solar plexus, reducing pain perception• Smoking increases sympathetic nervous system activity, potentially worsening painSend your questions by using the link in the description, emailing [email protected], or visiting the EndoBattery.com contact page.Support the showWebsite endobattery.comInstagram: EndoBattery
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Send us a text with a question or thought on this episode ( We cannot replay from this link) Your nervous system plays a crucial role in endometriosis pain, with practical tools available to help manage symptoms through the emerging field of neuropelviology. Professor Marc Possover, a world-renowned pioneer in treating chronic pelvic pain, explains how targeting pelvic nerves can bring relief to patients who've been told to simply live with their pain. • Three ways to activate the vagus nerv...
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