Adriana Patricia Ramon Figueroa, PT
City: Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Visit types: Office/Hospital
Spoken languages: English, Spanish, and French
Interpreting services for other languages: No
Holistic Approach Treating endometriosis considers the emotional, psychological, and social aspects of the patient’s life. This comprehensive approach ensures that all factors contributing to the patient’s condition are managed.
Patient-Centered Care: Focusing on the individual needs and goals of the patient is crucial. Treatment plans should be personalized, taking into account the patient’s unique symptoms, lifestyle, and preferences. Open communication and active patient involvement in decision-making are essential.
Evidence-Based Practice: Utilizing treatment methods and interventions that are supported by scientific research and clinical evidence ensures the highest standard of care.
Empowerment Through Education: Educating patients about their condition, treatment options, and self-management strategies empowers them to take an active role in their care. Knowledge about endometriosis and its management can help patients make informed decisions and improve their quality of life. ### Focus on Function and Quality of Life The ultimate goal is to improve the patient’s overall function and quality of life. This involves not only reducing pain but also enhancing physical abilities, emotional well-being, and social participation
Preventative and Maintenance Strategies: Develop long-term strategies to prevent symptom flare-ups and maintain improvements gained during treatment. This may include lifestyle modifications, ongoing exercise programs, and regular follow-up appointments.
Compassionate and Supportive Care: Providing care with empathy, understanding, and support, recognizing the challenges and frustrations that come with living with a chronic condition like endometriosis. Creating a supportive environment can significantly impact the patient’s treatment experience and outcomes.
Introducing different ways to manage endometriosis pain, such as mindfulness, meditation, exercise, and repetitive movement strategies (Mckenzie).