Endometriosis affects around one in ten women in Australia, many of whom have to go through multiple doctors and misdiagnoses before being told what’s causing their pain.
The most commonly known symptom of the condition is extremely painful periods – which is what often contributes to women being dismissed or not being believed – however, there are a number of other…
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