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⚠️ Heads up: when it comes to endometriosis, oestradiol matters. 👇 Oestradiol is a natural form of oestrogen that’s key to a healthy…

menstrual cycle. But with endo, it can do more harm than good… Endometriosis is a chronic condition where tissue (similar to the uterus lining) grows where it shouldn’t. And it’s fuelled by hormones, especially oestradiol. 🧬 Oestradiol binds to receptors on endo growths, triggering pain and inflammation. The more oestradiol in your system, the more your endo can spread and flare up. 🔥 Usually, oestradiol is made in the ovaries, BUT endo growths can actually produce oestradiol themselves! 🔋 So instead of just reacting to hormones, they become their own source of fuel, creating a hormonal feedback loop: 🔁 Oestradiol fuels endo 👉 endo grows and produces more oestradiol 👉 the cycle keeps going. To make things trickier, people with endo often process oestrogen differently. This means more active forms of oestradiol in the body = even more fuel for that loop. But we still don’t know what comes first: 👉 Does endo change hormone metabolism? 👉 Or, do genetic differences in metabolism increase endo risk? Either way, oestradiol is worth paying attention to. That’s why treatments often aim to block or reduce oestradiol, but lifestyle changes can make a big difference, like: 🏃‍♀️ Regular movement 🍎 Anti-inflammatory foods 💤 Better sleep + less stress ⚠️ Avoiding endocrine disruptors Understanding the endo/oestradiol hormone loop is the first step to managing your symptoms. And if you need extra support, our at-home hormone testing kit and nurse consultations are here to help you make sense of your hormonal health. 💛 Read more on How Hormonal Imbalance Can Signal Endometriosis - Link in bio. 🔦 #EndometriosisAwareness #Estradiol #HormoneHealth

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