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Meggi :
what pisses me off about this is that before scientists studied this, there were papers published about how attractiveness is affected by endometriosis and how endometriosis affects male partners (specifically).
2026-10-28 20:51:11
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MaybeAlice :
Can you make a video explaining endometriosis staging? I’ve noticed a lot of people tend to use it in a way likened to cancer staging but my consultant told me it wasn’t relevant to my pain and it’s just a measure of how surgically complicated your case is to deal with.
2026-10-28 22:51:56
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rippleandsplash :
Imagine how advanced medicine would be if doctors actually believed patients instead of waiting another few decades for a study to prove it.
2026-11-10 16:29:11
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BellaArien :
That's OK, we're consistently told to: drink water, it's anxiety, lose weight, change diet, walk it off, rob dirty on it...😏
2026-11-10 00:22:07
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Hannah Wand :
Tell me why it’s not cancer
2026-10-29 07:30:04
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Lola 🏳️🌈🇧🇧🏴 :
The sad thing is this is just research catching up to what many of us with endo have already deduced from lifetimes of experience. I’m waiting for there to be some solid research on cytokines and immune response. We know our immune systems are F’d but we need research to back us up.
2026-10-28 20:03:06
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meepers :
why is it not considered a cancer?
2026-10-29 12:00:45
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Jo Robertson-Spencer 🇬🇧 :
Endo is an absolute bitch. No matter what I do it’s like I’m in a fistfight with pro boxers non stop. I’ve got stage 4 die endometriosis
2026-10-28 19:34:09
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Steph Bug Peterson :
and they make women feel like they're crazy for being in pain after a hysterectomy "cures" them
2026-11-01 03:21:02
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Lisa :
It took way too long for them to figure this out.
2026-10-28 19:02:14
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mum10111 :
It’s cruel I have just had a hysterectomy with stage 4 endo excision, now left with intense pelvic nerve pain from the scar tissue and will have to be on Amitriptyline long term just to function but then that comes with its own problems, if I had been listened to earlier it may never of got this bad
2026-10-28 19:04:34
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CatLadyHouse :
I had a hysterectomy at age 42. I turned 60 this year. I don’t think they had a numbering scale then. All I was told was that I had one of the worst cases of endometriosis they’d ever seen. I was never listened to when I said I had such pain that my family wanted nothing to do with me during episodes. Doctors just pushed Tylenol or Midol. I’m hoping this new research will provide all of us sufferers hope that we can move forward with less or no pain and a much more “normal life”.
2026-10-29 01:58:10
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Jess Lyn :
So what if you get a total hysterectomy and are then diagnosed with fibromyalgia???????????????
2026-10-29 12:00:17
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Jessica Cansler :
I had my hysterectomy on the 7th and they found adenomyosis. I knew I wasn't crazy 😅
2026-10-29 12:27:19
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Melissa :
😐 imagine if these studies were done ages ago like they should have been vs all the bs ones like male hair loss
2026-10-28 23:26:40
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RissaBbyGurl456 :
Story of my life. I have endometriosis, PCOS, adenomyosis. When I was trying to get pregnant, new OB chucked fertility meds at me and said come back in six months if I didn’t get pregnant. Meet with old OB, who looked at recent ultrasound and was like “oh, your ovary is stuck to your colon. We need to do surgery again”. Had tons of endo removed, ovary freed, got pregnant a month later.
2026-10-28 21:49:54
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Marshmelodyy :
Wow, a study on Endo that's not based on our looks?? I never thought I'd see the day 🤯
2026-10-29 23:50:43
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Molly Adams :
After 27 YEARS, yes, YEARS, I finally got a diagnosis of Endo and had my FIRST Lap to remove it in April 2026, all in my pelvis, Pouch of Douglas, and on my ureter. It's 2026 y'all....wtf?!!!!
2026-10-29 00:20:34
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lesdw104 :
The fact you have a newborn and are posting important content like this…I wish you were my doctor
2026-10-29 14:03:25
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Amanda H :
thank you for raising awareness on this, womens pain is consistently gaslit - i have stage 4 ovarian cancer with not a good prognosis ( i was admitted 18 times through a and e and countless doctors appointments to be eventually referred to a psychologist to make sure it was just in my head- i understand ovarian cancer can be hard to diagnose but being referred to psychology was a particular low point, and if they found it earlier instead of dismissing me then it could have made a massive difference to the staging and not being terminal- thank you for being one of the few good doctors that dont just dismiss women
2026-10-29 12:16:32
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SallydChez :
Only had one of two periods a year, but I ended up in the ER almost every period. Eventually, the pain was all the time. Even after a hysterectomy at 25yo. At 40yo, I had a 5 hour surgery to remove scarring and to repair internal damage.
2026-10-28 23:55:28
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margaritamama7 :
There’s a drug that aggressively removes the lesions now. It’s in trails and did very well in animals. Let’s hope it gets approved by the FDA after the trials and there are no horrible side effects!
2026-10-28 23:17:57
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Laurag :
This explains so much of my misery. I have such medical trauma from doctors, not believing the severity of my pain.
2026-10-28 23:56:02
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Jenifer Steiner :
I’m dealing with severe abdominal pain. I’ve had short flares for YEARS, but this time it’s been more than 5 months. I’m post-hysterectomy for severe endo and post-menopause. My gyno said that it can’t be endo because I’m post-menopause, but now I’m wondering if it’s possible that these nerve fibers are responsible for my pain.
2026-10-28 19:21:20
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Lucycoopes :
So what are they doing about treating people with it…??!!
2026-10-28 20:36:49
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