Quiz

What is Hyperplasic Endometriosis?

Ask any Bishop, he surely must know-because all of them have condemned the use of 'contraceptives'. It is a condition in which the lining of the uterus is overly thickened by massively intense blood flow infusions. This is a dangerous condition because it can affect other organs as blood goes where it is not supposed to all through the pelvic cavity. It can be reversed and regulated by stopping ovulation for several months at a time because ovulation triggers blood flow. So contraceptives, or the drugs taken to stop ovulation, can reverse and cure this condition. This is prescribed on even not
sexually active people because sex does not cause this condition. It is believed to be inspired by a hormonal imbalance among other things and the mechanisms which trigger blood lining the uterus to make it hospitable to pregnancy go haywire. If the condition is put under control a healthy pregnancy is more likely to happen. Therefore in such cases contraception used for a limited amount of time to treat this condition is more not less condusive to bearing children.
The science on this is pretty incontrovertible. The pain of an endometriotic hyperplasic condition is something no Bishop ever experienced.
That is why when you get into women's health and reproduction decisions, involving women and their doctors is a good thing. Should be done also in Congressional hearings.

Here is an NIH study recommending contraceptives for this condition:
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/18669766

The Bishops are not generally speaking gynocologysts or oncologists. There may be one or two I am not aware of but it is not a qualification. So you would think that they would be able to temper the rhetoric with humility in the medical science arena when faced with someone compiling medical studies from around the world to assess the wisdom of various positions. This is why demonization of opposing positions on moral grounds can look just silly.

http://endometriosis.org/treatments/oral-contraceptive-pill/

Yes, it affects other organs, so women's 'reproductive health' affects her overall health.
http://en.allexperts.com/q/Endometriosis-1008/Endometriosis-affecting-sciatic-nerve.htm