Chinesische Medizin und Hypnotherapie bei Endometriose
This study evaluates a combination therapy of Traditional Chinese Medicine and hypnotherapy for endometriosis, assessing improvements in quality of life for patients.
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The paper describes the evaluation of a combined approach of traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) and hypnotherapy, specifically systemische Autoregulationstherapie (SART), for people with endometriosis, aiming to assess feasibility and possible improvements in quality of life. It frames endometriosis as a common condition with frequently inadequate results from conventional therapies and outlines the author’s practical experience that this combined regimen had “proven” beneficial in practice before being studied. The key finding presented is that the combination is being evaluated for quality-of-life improvement, but the piece functions as a practice/evaluation overview rather than providing trial outcome data within the provided text. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — it focuses on how TCM combined with hypnotherapy via SART is implemented and evaluated for improving patients’ quality of life.
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