Women go through a lot of challenges in life and having to live through and work through that challenge is a challenge itself.

Issues ranging from domestic violence to gender inequality to serious health challenges rears its face every time and women are forced to brace up and face these challenges. It is however important to note that women were not built to endure pain as it is generally believed.

Susan Sarandon during her address in  the 2011 Endometriosis Foundation of America Blossom Ball said

“When all you know is pain you don’t know that that is not normal. It is not a woman’s lot to suffer, even if we’ve been raised that way.It is not OK to miss a part of your life because of pain and excessive bleeding. It is not OK to be bed-ridden for two-to-three days a month. It is not OK to pain during sex. It is not OK to have major bloating or nausea."

Therefore today we would be focusing on an health issue that affects women and is a source of pain for some women. And what better health challenge to focus on than one that has its awareness slated for this month.

This issue which is affecting a lot of women in recent times is not a popular topic.



Endometriosis (pronounced as en-do-me-tree-O-sis) is an often painful disorder/condition that occurs when the tissue that makes up the uterine lining (the lining of the womb or uterus) is present on other organs inside your body. This tissue is called the endometrium hence the name endometriosis.


Follow the link and read more about this condition...

https://karyhma./2019/03/26/endometriosis-runaway-uterine-tissue/