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EPISODE · Mar 14, 2025 · 39 MIN

1 in 10 Women Have Endometriosis—But Many Don’t Know It. Here’s Why

from The Gayu Lewis Podcast | Menopause, Midlife & Women’s Health · host Gayu Lewis

Endometriosis affects 1 in 10 women, yet many suffer for years without a proper diagnosis. Why? Because the symptoms can be dismissed as “normal period pain.” But here’s the truth: Endometriosis is NOT just a bad period—it’s a serious, chronic condition that needs attention.In this powerful episode, I sit down with Dr. Marlain Mubarak, head of the Endometriosis Center at Kings College Hospital Dubai, to discuss everything you NEED to know about this condition—from symptoms and causes to diagnosis and treatment options.🔎 What You’ll Learn:1️⃣ What is Endometriosis?How this condition causes tissue similar to the uterine lining to grow outside the uterus.Why it leads to chronic pain, inflammation, and fertility issues.2️⃣ Signs & Symptoms You Shouldn’t IgnoreThe difference between normal period pain and endometriosis pain.Why symptoms like painful periods, bloating, and fatigue are red flags.3️⃣ Causes & Risk FactorsWhat research says about the possible causes of endometriosis.The link between hormones, inflammation, and genetics.4️⃣ The Challenges of DiagnosisWhy it takes an average of 7-10 years for many women to be diagnosed.The importance of specialized doctors and advanced diagnostic tools.5️⃣ Treatment & Management OptionsFrom pain management to surgery, what are the available treatment plans?The role of nutrition, lifestyle, and holistic approaches in managing symptoms.6️⃣ Breaking the Stigma Around Women’s HealthWhy conversations about endometriosis, reproductive health, and period pain matter.How we can create awareness and advocate for early diagnosis and better care.🎧 This episode is a must-watch for any woman experiencing painful periods or anyone who wants to understand this underdiagnosed condition better.👉 Watch the full podcast now!🌍 Connect with Dr. Marlain Mubarak:✨ Instagram: @drmarlainmubarak 💬 Like, comment, and subscribe to help spread awareness about women’s health, endometriosis, and reproductive wellness.#Endometriosis #WomensHealth #PainfulPeriods #ChronicPain #HormonalHealth #GayuLewisPodcast #DrMarlainMubarak #KingsCollegeHospital #DubaiHealthcare #Fertility #PelvicPain #PeriodHealth #EndoWarrior #ReproductiveHealthConnect with Gayu lewis:Instagram: gayulewisofficialLinkedIn: gayulewisWebsite: www.gayulewis.comDon’t forget to like, comment, and share this video with your friends.MENOPAUSE ...WHY PAUSE? LET'S PLAY!!!

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Endometriosis affects 1 in 10 women, yet many suffer for years without a proper diagnosis. Why? Because the symptoms can be dismissed as “normal period pain.” But here’s the truth: Endometriosis is NOT just a bad period—it’s a serious, chronic condition that needs attention. In this powerful episode, I sit down with Dr. Marlain Mubarak, head of the Endometriosis Center at Kings College Hospital Dubai, to discuss everything you NEED to know about this condition—from symptoms and causes to diag...

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