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In Order To Have Or Be Diagnosed With This Disease Do You Have To Have Some Or All Of The Symptoms All The Time
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Or with every menstrual cycle or can you have flare ups that happen every so often like a few times a year. More or less than that. What if you only have a few of the symptoms like all the time and none of some of the most common ones

posted February 15, 2018 (edited)
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Endometriosis can only be diagnosed surgically. However, everyone experiences the sympotms differently. Some people have them all the time/daily, others have them more at different times in their cycle, and for others it feels more sporadic/random. So, what you describe may very well be how some women experience endo. Personally, I experience fatigue almost daily, but certain symptoms are more limited to my period. As far as pain levels, those vary for me based on a variety of factors (stress, activity level, diet, etc.). I hope that makes sense.

posted February 16, 2018

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