Despite affecting one in ten women in the UK, diagnosis for endometriosis can take years. For this week’s episode of Well Enough, Endo advocate Dr Raj Arora told Emilie Lavinia which symptoms to keep an eye out for, and how to advocate for more at the GP
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Despite affecting one in ten women in the UK, diagnosis for endometriosis can take years. For this week’s episode of Well Enough, Endo advocate Dr Raj Arora told Emilie Lavinia which symptoms to keep an eye out for, and how to advocate for more at the GP
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Despite endometriosis affecting about one in 10 women in the UK, it takes an average of eight years to get a diagnosis
Endometriosis impacts one in 10 women across the UK and takes an average of nearly 10 years to diagnose
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