A woman who suffered from painful periods was very painful about 20 years ago with an open order – which helped to clarify a mystery began to be afflicted even before becoming a teenager.
Jane Moore, 35, who is Baker, previous wedding cake, said she is unable to stand straight when she started experimenting for the first time Painful periods A 11 -year -old girl.
She said that the doctors put it on the birth control pills to try to reduce its periods, according to SWNS – but that did not reduce its pain over the years.
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She told the news agency – she was informed by the doctors that what she was facing was “natural”, and that she was just a “bad luck” person because of painful monthly periods.
But while Covid lockWhen she got out of birth control after 22 years, she said that she “did not recognize the person she had” and often passed from pain and blood loss.
When she was young, Jane Moore from the United Kingdom (she did not imagine) said that her mother took her to see doctors – and told them her painful periods would stop in the end. (Istock)
When I went to the doctor due to menstruation pain and It was ultrasound, She was told that no joy has been disclosed, and she said to SWNS.
Uncomfortable, Moore, from Cambridge, England, on its own to perform an MRI test.
It was eventually diagnosed with endometriosis and glandular imbalance, and the conditions in which the endometrium grows in places where they should not be.
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“At that time, I thought it was normal because I didn't know anything different,” Moore said.
Her mother said when she was young Take it to see the doctors Moore said that she was told that her painful periods would eventually stop.
“I thought it was natural because I did not know anything different.”
Doctors told her that even if she suffers from endometriosis, “all they will do is put me on birth control pills.”
She also said that she still feels “anger” today.
The (non -photographer) CEO of Women's Women said for more awareness, early diagnosis, and better support for those known as endometriosis. (Istock)
Swns told: “I also feel sad, I think about myself when she had no idea that she was about to go through a lot of these things.”
“I feel hope that generations will stand and that they do not want to bear this anymore,” she added.
“However, I feel that he should not fall to patients to do so.”
“I am a doctor – here is the wellness routine that I follow for a longer and healthier life.”
Moore said that she is so far, that she had “exhausted” and that there is a “field in my life” that has not touched this.
She said that although she had painful periods for a long time, she wanted to go to college and try to do so Live normal life As far as possible, “although you are linked to the bed” for about a week every month.
She said, she suffers from endometriosis on the intestine and her bladder – “Everywhere again, it is unavoidable.”
The woman was not satisfied with the ultrasound she learned – so she prompted more tests to find out what was going on. (Istock)
She said she was suffering Surgery operations Never provide charm and (no) always a pain -free life. “
She said, “Unfortunately, there is still a lot of endometrium for me.”
There is an “urgent need for more awareness.”
“The endometrium is a condition that affects The lives of many womenOften years before the diagnosis … for a very long time, the woman's pain has been rejected or misunderstood.
“There is an urgent need” for more awareness, early diagnosis and better support for those who live with this condition. “
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Last year, Pendie Irwin, the daughter of the late Stepile Hunter Irwin, discussed her recovery after diagnosis of endometriosis.
Irwin, 26, said that her pain was “inevitable” had been rejected by doctors for 10 years as it was tested for all types of diseases.
Beendi Erwin, photographer in May 2019 in Beverly Hills, California, discussed her battle with endometrium last year. (John Wolfson/Getti Emiez)
“I tested everything,” Irwin told People magazine last summer. “Every tropical disease, Lyme disease, cancer, called whatever you want. I had every blood test and an imagined.”
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Endometriosis, according to Clinic Mayo, is the condition of “cells similar to the endometrium, or endometriosis, grow outside the uterus,” as mentioned by Fox News Digital.
“Endometriosis often involves pelvic tissue and can be wrapped Ovaries and tubes fallopian tubes“
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The condition can be very painful for those who suffer from it – and can affect fertility and menstruation.
Lauren Overhulz from Fox News Digitter contributed to reporting.
