Clinical stress
There are pieces of evidence that suggest that females suffering from clinical depression or stress are most likely to develop the disorder of endometriosis. Clinical stress aggravates the symptoms of endometriosis. The chronic stress in people reports higher cases of endometriosis as compared with normal humans. Stress causes inflammation in your body, which ultimately increases the risk of endometriosis. Frequent stress increases inflammation in the peritoneal cavity and nerve impulses and also increases the size of endometrial lesions.
Environmental toxins
Several studies on environmental pathology suggest that the environmental or environmental toxins lead to the endocrine system’s negative effects leading to endometriosis. Exposure to industrial or environmental toxins leads to the development of endometriosis. Dioxin is an environmental pollutant that causes the scarring and swelling of pelvic organs leading to endometriosis.