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Have you been told by your medical doctor that you have endometriosis?

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Help us understand the impact of a ‘water-based’ versus ‘land-based’ exercise program in reducing pelvic pain and risk factors of cardiovascular disease

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The majority of women with endometriosis experience pain between the abdomen and the thighs (pelvic pain). As a consequence, those with this condition have reduced participation in various aspects of life including school, work, and physical activity, imposing health and economic burden.

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Exercise is now recognised as a first line of treatment for reducing pain, mental health, and risk factors for cardiovascular disease (i.e. blood pressure, blood cholesterol, blood sugar level, etc.). However, the specific impact of a virtual reality versus telehealth exercise program in managing pelvic pain and improving health in women with endometriosis has yet to be investigated.

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We are therefore seeking participants for our trial to investigate the effects of a ‘water-based’ versus ‘land-based’ exercise program in improving pelvic pain and risk factors of cardiovascular disease.

We are looking for people who:
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  • Aged between 18 and 45 years old

  • Willing to participate in an exercise program (water-based- or land-based exercise)

  • Interested in learning more about your own health and fitness?

  • No history of broken spine, pelvis, and limbs in the last 5 years

  • No fear of water (hydrophobia)

  • No open skin wounds

  • No lung or heart condition

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If you answered YES to all of these statements, you may be eligible to participate in this research study. 

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If you are interested in participating, please contact us by clicking on the link below:

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Hydrotherapy & Endometriosis

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