From the age of 14, Jessica Wings suffered severe menstrual pains that sometimes even led to fainting. Repeated tests did not provide an answer, and doctors attributed the symptoms to anxiety or a low pain threshold. Only at age 35 did the diagnosis arrive – adenomyosis combined with grade 3 endometriosis. Nine weeks after a hysterectomy and removal of the lesions, the pain disappeared: "I got my life back."
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