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Home›health›Endometriosis takes toll on women's work lives, but much damage preventable: Expert
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Endometriosis takes toll on women's work lives, but much damage preventable: Expert

By Info60 India Desk•Summary of reporting by ThePrint•20h ago•0 views•
Endometriosis takes toll on women's work lives, but much damage preventable: Expert
Mumbai, Oct 4 (PTI) One in seven women worldwide suffers from endometriosis, a painful condition more common than diabetes that robs years from women’s working lives, though much of the damage is avoidable, a medical expert said. Prolonged disease can lead to infertility, as it damages the ovaries and fallopian tubes, while the resulting inflammatory […]
Some of the more complex and frequently misdiagnosed cases involve lesions affecting the intestines, ureters, bladder, chest, diaphragm, nerves and even the abdominal wall, often requiring specialist care and a multidisciplinary team for accurate dia... [2740 chars]
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