Red Light Therapy for Endometriosis in Ireland, What the Research Says

Endometriosis affects approximately one in ten women in Ireland. It is one of the most consistently underserved by conventional treatment options. The underlying biology, the inflammation, the nerve sensitisation, the cellular energy deficit, is rarely addressed directly.

What drives endometriosis pain biologically

• Persistent inflammation. Endometriotic lesions trigger a sustained inflammatory response in the pelvic tissue.
• Nervous system sensitisation. After prolonged pain input, the nervous system physically changes. Pain circuits are amplified.
• Cellular energy deficit. Cells in chronically inflamed tissue cannot produce adequate energy to repair themselves.

How the GigaLaser addresses these drivers

The GigaLaser delivers red (650nm) and near-infrared (830nm) light up to 12cm into tissue, reaching the uterus, ovaries, pelvic floor, abdominal wall and lower back in a single session, across a treatment area of up to 500cm². Near-infrared light at this depth directly influences the biological environment of affected tissue, reducing inflammatory signalling, supporting the recalibration of sensitised pain pathways and restoring cellular energy production.

What to expect from an endometriosis programme

Sessions are typically weekly, over a programme of 3 to 6 months. It is not a replacement for surgical or hormonal management. It is a complementary biological support, most relevant before laparoscopy to prepare tissue, after laparoscopy to support healing and reduce adhesion risk, and as ongoing management. Most women notice gradual improvements over the first 4 to 6 weeks.