As it is Endometriosis Awareness month in the UK, I thought I’d shed some light on this often misunderstood condition and offer some strategies that may help to manage it. Read your essential guide to endometriosis.
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Your Essential Guide to Endometriosis.
Thanks for sharing this update. I don’t suffer from endometriosis but I know women who do and it is debilitating.
Thank you, Francine. 😀
A fantastic post to raise awareness of the symptoms and how to manage the condition, and an interesting point on diet as even small changes can help. It’s awful that it can take 10 years for a diagnosis. I experienced similar with my bowel issues because of being fobbed off, not taken seriously, told it’s a mental health thing (often women get this disgusting response) and so on. Knowing the symptoms and trusting our bodies is so vital in advocating for our health. Great post, Rachel.
Caz xx
Thank you. I’m so sorry you went through a similar experience.
I had my ovaries and uterus removed just over 20 yrs ago and still experience pain. I regularly use a heating pad. It helps but I still have to do other things as well like use Ibuprofen. Thank you for posting!
Thank you for reading this post and for sharing your experience. Sorry, for what you go through.
Thank you!