Endometriosis is more common than you think.
In other words, it’s likely someone you know has it and you don’t even know.
In fact, they may not even know.
He continued, “The condition is difficult to diagnose as symptoms vary and are often unspecific.”
So what exactly is endometriosis and what happens to your body if you have it?
And more importantly, are there any telltale signs that indicate you might have it?
And they differ in severity.
You could also experience fatigue and aching.
While some women with endometriosis may only experience one or two symptoms, others may experience a handful.
Reproductive endocrinologist, Jessica Bauer, MD, agrees.
Beyond this, there remains a significant lack of research regarding endometriosis and how to manage it.
This rings true for diagnosis, treatment, and all other aspects of the condition, too.
And remember to keep asking questions.
