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Recently, Lena Dunham wrote a follow up article for Harpers Magazine about the two years since her hysterectomy after an endometriosis diagnosis. I discuss the importance of talking about endo and normalising the conversation. I learn that period pain may be common, but it's not normal.
I also speak to Naturopath and Women's Health Specialist, Michelle Edwards, about the signs and what to do if you suspect you have endometriosis.
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Recently, Lena Dunham wrote a follow up article for Harpers Magazine about the two years since her hysterectomy after an endometriosis diagnosis. I discuss the importance of talking about endo and normalising the conversation. I learn that period pain may be common, but it's not normal.
I also speak to Naturopath and Women's Health Specialist, Michelle Edwards, about the signs and what to do if you suspect you have endometriosis.
Sign up to our newsletter over on our website: http://www.unripecommunity.com.au
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Lena Dunham "In Her Own Words: Lena Dunham on Her Decision to Have a Hysterectomy at 31."
Lena Dunham - "False Labor: Giving up on motherhood."
Endometriosis Australia - https://www.endometriosisaustralia.org
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