Every March, the world observes Endometriosis Awareness Month to raise awareness and support millions of women affected by Endometriosis around the globe.
Endometriosis impacts the lives of hundreds of women living with the condition, disrupting their lives as they endure unbearable pain among a plethora of symptoms that significantly degrade their quality of life. Women living with this condition often experience dysmenorrhea, excessive bleeding during menstrual periods, pain during and after intercourse, which may also be experienced when passing stool and urinating.
These symptoms, in combination with other prodromes, can make life for women living with endometriosis a nightmare as they struggle to live a wholesome life. Women living with endometriosis also experience trouble conceiving and ultimately infertility, which can take a huge toll on their mental health as they sink into depression and feel anxious about their condition.
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