Frequently Asked Questions

Fibroids are growths of excess fibrin that occur in and around the uterus. Fibroids often run in families and their occurance may have a genetic component.

Fibrin is an insoluble protein that the body normally produces only in response to bleeding or inflammation. Fibrin play a major role in the development and exacerbation of fibroids, ovarian cysts, endometriosis, and fibrocystic disease.

The root cause of fibroids is not known, but it is believed that hormones (estrogen and progestorone) and genetics both play a roll.

Fibroid growth seems to be regulated by estrogen and progestorone as they can grow rapidly when those hormone levels are high and will usually stop growing and sometimes shrink when hormone levels decline.

Fibroids can occur inside the uterine wall (intramural), outward from the uterine wall into the abdominal area (subserous), and inward from the uterine wall (submucous).

Symptoms of fibroids can vary in number and degree and can include swollen or bloated abdomen; heavy bleeding and prolonged and/or painful periods; excessive blood clots during menses; anemia; spotting between periods; pelvic pressure; frequent urination; back pain; and pain during intercourse. In some cases fibroids can make it difficult to become pregnant.

The fibroids are partially responsible but abdominal swelling can also be exacerbated by excess fibrin in the uterine wall which causes inflammation and fluid build-up.

Fibroids can impinge on bladder capacity depending on their size and position.

They could be. Fibroids can be positioned such that they press on the colon which can interfere with normal bowel function.

Yes. Backaches are a common complaint of women who suffer with fibroids.

Yes. Endovan boosts your body's ability to break down fibrin in small & large fibroids alike.

Yes. Endovan helps your body degrade excess fibrin whether it's associated with on fibroid or many.

Endovan is an all-natural and hormone-free capsule formulated to quickly and safely increase the body's inherent fibrinolytic activity to help degrade excess fibrin that is the primary cause of adverse symptoms in women with fibroids, ovarian cysts, endometriosis, and fibrocystic disease.

Endovan works by boosting your body's ability to degrade excess fibrin buildup.

Take one capsule two times per day with 8 ounces of water. While it's not necessary that Endovan be taken with food, it is often easiest to time the doses in that manner.

Results will depend on the severity of symptoms but most women notice improvement in the first one to two months with continued progress in subsequent months.

Some women take Endovan for a few months at a time as symptoms occur and some women stay on it continually. If your body is prone to making excess fibrin then the unfortunate reality is that it may need ongoing management.

The simplest way to tell whether Endovan is working is to track the frequency and severity of your symptoms and note the difference while on Endovan.

Some women with fibroids, ovarian cysts, and/or endometriosis report mild cramping initially. In addition, you may feel a little extra swelling in the affected area(s). This is normal and will resolve as your body works to rid your system of the excess fibrin. You may skip a dose at any time if these temporary effects become bothersome.

As your body degrades abnormal fibrin it is processed by the body as waste and is naturally expelled in the urine and with the normal menstrual flow.

Maybe. Some women do report a slightly darkened urine when taking Endovan as the body flushes the excess fibrin.

Some women do notice a more watery flow during the first cycle or two. This is normal and is a result of your body processing the excess fibrin. You may skip a dose at any time if this temporary effect becomes bothersome.

You may. Some women do notice a mild spotting during their first couple cycles. This is a transient issue and happens as your abnormal fibrin is broken down and flushed from your system.

If your swollen stomach is due to underlying fibroids, cysts, or endometrial adhesions then you will notice it resolving as your body naturally breaks down the fibrin.

As fibrin is deteriorated by your system you may notice a slight increase in swelling or firmness in the affected area(s). This is temporary and a sign that your immune system is working to degrade the abnormal fibrin.

Endovan is composed of our patented form of Nattokinase called Nattokinase NSP2™, Cramp Bark (viburnum opulus), Astaxanthin, EGCG Green Tea Extract (decaffeinated), Lycopene, Vitamin B6 (pyridoxine hcl), and Vitamin D3 (cholecalciferol). We adhere to the FDA Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) which ensure that all of our ingredients meet quality standards and are free from any contamination so you can be confident in their strength and purity.

Endovan is produced in a facility that adheres to all FDA Dietary Supplement Current Good Manufacturing Practices guidelines.

No. Nattokinase can be formulated multiple ways. Our patented Nattokinase NSP2™ is manufactured according to GMP standards and is specially designed to be heat-stable which ensures that it won't break down prematurely.

No. All Endovan ingredients are non-GMO.

No. Our patented Nattokinase NSP2™ is derived as a byproduct of soy fermentation but contains no soy itself.

No. Endovan is a natural supplement and is available without a prescription.

Endovan was introduced by Komodo Naturals in 2004. We now have Endovan customers in over 100 countries and are trusted by thousands of women worldwide.

Yes. Endovan is all-natural and the individual ingredients are safe

During your first cycle or two you may notice slight darkening of urine, minor cramping, more watery flow, and/or an increase in firmness in the abdomen. This is normal and and will resolve as your body works to rid your system of the excess fibrin. You may skip a dose at any time if these temporary effects become bothersome.

No. Endovan does not interfere with normal blood clotting in otherwise healthy people. If you have an existing bleeding disorder, please consult your doctor before using Endovan.

If you're anemic due to chronic blood loss from especially heavy periods it's best to check with your doctor before taking Endovan.

No. Endovan is hormone-free and will not interfere with birth control.

Yes. Endovan is safe to take with these medications.

Please review with your healthcare provider if you are taking any prescribed anticoagulants. Endovan has no known interactions with any other medications, nutritional supplements, or vitamins.

Endovan & Weight Loss

Why have I gained weight with this condition?

Will Endovan help me lose this weight?

Yes, and they may notice results more quickly as the reproductive hormones that contribute to abnormal fibrin growth naturally decline.

Since estrogen and progesterone contribute to fibrin growth, you may see slower results than you otherwise would.

Yes. Endovan will still help your body break down excess fibrin and will be aided by the fact that your reproductive hormones will be moderating.

Perhaps. Some women with fibroids and/or endometriosis do report minor spotting for a short time when starting Endovan.

Without period-related symptoms, you'll want to watch for improvement in the other areas of common complaint such as swollen or bloated abdomen; pelvic pain and pressure; frequent urination; back pain; and pain during intercourse.

Fertility can improve if the underlying issue is caused by your fibroids, ovarian cysts, or endometrial adhesions.

Endovan has not been studied in pregnancy. If trying to conceive, please discuss with your doctor before using Endovan.

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