Did you know that, according to research, endometriosis is often hard to diagnose because it shares symptoms with several other conditions? As a result, patients may endure the wrong treatments without seeing any improvement. Average delays range from 6 to 11 years, often despite disabling and ongoing symptoms, with symptoms being “treated” for years despite patients not having received a definitive diagnosis. More about this in this conversation with Doctor Christine Joyce Maningas-Omolida, MD, FPOGS, FPSRM.
 
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