It currently takes an average of seven to eight years to be diagnosed with the disease because it is so poorly understood
I'm Matt Jones with news that researchers have mapped the cellular changes linked with endometriosis, a disease that causes chronic pain, infertility and fatigue in women. The study means that scientists have a better understanding of how it progresses, and may lead to quicker diagnosis and better treatment. It takes an average of seven to eight years to be diagnosed with the disease because it is so poorly understood. For more care stories, stay with us here on Care Radio.
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