My wife has been dealing with an endometriosis cyst for over a year now. We tried allopathy first and then switched to Siddha medicine for the past 9 months it's helped but hasn't fully cured her. I'm wondering if Ayurveda and Siddha use similar treatments or if switching to Ayurveda might give better results. Is there any guarantee that Ayurveda can completely cure it? We really want to avoid surgery and are exploring alternative treatments. What would you suggest?

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Dr Kamran Mohammed

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treatment depends on intensity of symptoms as well as pathology on seeing the reports and patient we can start the treatment. Next Steps Recent reports of Sonography to understand the present status

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