March is endometriosis awareness month. Is that the time of the year when doctors join forces with endometriosis sufferers around the world, in order to bring to others attention what exactly is endometriosis.
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My struggles with endometriosis probably started in my teens when a painful ovulatory crisis made my parents rush me to the hospital with suspected appendicitis. It was so painful.
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Endometriosis is a disease that requires specialist treatment, from diagnosis to surgery. At the global level many women suffer from endometriosis, and despite this, there is a lack of specialists that deal entirely with endometriosis.
Across the globe many endometriosis advocates are getting involved in the EndoMarch. Katleen King is one of them and the march organised by her will take place on March 24th in Dublin. Although good things have happened over the years, significant challenges persist, particularly regarding long diagnostic delays, limited access to specialists, and the need for a comprehensive healthcare approach.
