15/07/2026
Thought this might be interesting for people to see!
These images are 5 weeks and 8 weeks post Hysterectomy.
This client has had a long and challenging journey hormonally and after sheer persistence and consistently challenging GP’s and consultants for years got the diagnosis that she had always known was probably the issue in the first place, of Adenomyosis.
A condition where the tissue lining the uterus grows into its muscular wall, causing the uterus to thicken and enlarge. Symptoms include heavy menstrual bleeding, severe pelvic cramping and pain, persistent pelvic pressure, abdominal bloating, or a feeling of heaviness in the lower abdomen. This client also suffered with servere migraines and stress due to how significantly it was impacting her quality of life.
In the first picture - 5 weeks post op you can see the following:
Arrow A - The Pituitary Gland reflex - You can see that this is raised, has a redness, and post op almost has a halo around it as well. The pituitary gland, otherwise known as the ‘master gland’ is used in reflexology to support hormonal balance, regulate sleep and help with alleviating headaches or stress.
Arrow B - Pelvic Line and below - Beneath the arch represents the pelvic area, which you can see is more red in colour.
Arrow C - Uterus Reflex - which you can see is puffy and red looking, which for me correlates and makes sense with the recent surgery - everything is swollen, disturbed and inflamed.
Cut to a few weeks later where you can see that everything has calmed and settled down. Just another example of how things show up on the feet and of how everything tells me something!