The last health taboo: why are so many women still suffering with endometriosis?
It affects around 200m people globally yet as a new Hillary Clinton-produced documentary shows, endometriosis is still a misunderstood and under-researched condition
We know what it is, we know what causes it, we know how to cure it.
Roughly – roughly you understand – it’s that uterine tissue turning up in other parts of the body. So, that cycle of wimmins causes it to act like the uterus in non-uterus places. Which is not – to be mild – nice.
The cure is to induce menopause. Or, possibly, to take the pill constantly.
And, well, there we are. That it’s not possible to cure it in a less undesirable way, well, there it is.
Countless women miss days of school and work
Maybe this is Nature’s way of saying the Taliban are right, Inshallah.
‘“I sat next to a [Republican] congressperson [Ben Cline] and I actually heard him, like, crying,” she said.’
I suspect that if I had to sit next to the lady, I’d be crying too.
“the last taboo”. Such an overused and ill-used phrase.
Diagnosis should be improved, but it’s hard to pin point something that can be located in different places for different women.
Why would any campaign to raise awareness / gain sympathy enlist Shillary?
“as a new Hillary Clinton-produced documentary shows, endometriosis is still a misunderstood and under-researched condition…”
What difference, at this point, does it make?
“Diagnosis should be improved, but it’s hard to pin point something that can be located in different places for different women.”
Diagnosis is simple:
Symptoms follow the natural hormonal cycle? yes/no.
Insert modern subcutaneous anticonceptic that stops the cycle temporarily.
Do the symptoms disappear? yes/no.
If yes. Bob’s your uncle, plus no worries about pregnancy.
If no. Ohboi.. Book an MRI session at (induced) peak symptoms and see what shows up.
Of course, the ladies that push this agenda are not about alleviating or curing the symptoms, but all about the Victimhood and associated troughs and perks.
The ladies I know that actually did suffer from this particular Embuggerance picked up on the implants pretty quick and are now (near) symptom free.
But eh… Anecdotal.. Doesn’t count, of course.