Autoimmune
disease
Improving patient care
Autoimmune diseases predominantly affect women. They face significant challenges until they receive the right diagnosis and begin therapy, which is not only frustrating for them and their loved ones, but it is also preventable if women's health is treated more seriously, leading to better health and economic opportunities.
Although endometriosis is not classified as an autoimmune disease, it shares many parallels with one. We're starting by focusing on improving endometriosis care. Endometriosis affects one out of every ten women, with few treatment options available, high medical costs, and a lengthy diagnostic process. Despite promising treatments being discovered, more will be required to better address patient needs and assist physicians in understanding and detecting the disease more quickly.
Pelvic floor health
Physical training therapy has been shown to be useful in treating endometriosis. Endometriosis patients should focus on improving their pelvic floor health, whereas individuals with a high risk exposure or an autoimmune disease should not only exercise consistently but also eat well.
Dietary factors also have an effect on endometriosis. Therefore, our care management programs incorporate fitness and nutrition into the therapy process.
Pain management
Endometriosis care relies heavily on observing, comprehending, and effectively managing pain. A misunderstanding of the pain associated with endometriosis can call into question the correct diagnosis. Pain treatment can help with autoimmune diseases, even if the pain isn't always physical. With the use of our health profile, we aim to assist patients in making informed decisions.
Support research
To realize the full promise of personalized medicine in treating autoimmune diseases, patients have to be more involved in research in order to have better access to diverse patient data.
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