Comparative Effects of Wurn Technique and Mercier Therapy in Women With Endometriosis

"Treatment:~Site-specific pressures for 30 seconds across the restrictive bands of adhered tissues and structures, working progressively deeper from the most superficial tissues Traction: focusing on these adhered areas, engage the uterine fundus and sidewalls and traction them to the left.~To assist and improve the mobility of the soft tissues, release the traction tension either suddenly or gradually, depending on the desired effect to decrease spasms and adhesions between the uterus and the bladder. The baseline treatment was moist heat.~Each therapy session was 30 minutes for 6 weeks and 2 sessions per week. 10 minutes for baseline treatment."

"Treatment:~The patient lay face up on a massage or exam table. Feel viscera, major internal organs located in the abdomen by lightly pressing through abdominal muscles.~Manual poking, pressing, and massage actions do three things:~Reveals visceral adhesions. Find tender spots. Breaks up adhesions. Massaging and pressing stretch the collagen fibers that make up fascia, which loosens tightly bound fibers to break up adhesions. This releases the organs and allows them to move more freely.~Abdominal massage with pressing, deep strokes, and friction. The baseline treatment was moist heat. Each therapy session was 25 minutes for 6 weeks and 1 session per week. 10 minutes for baseline treatment"