I honestly feel like most people are just asking just to be courteous, but do not want to hear a story nor do they really want to understand it. Just maybe saying that it is a women's condition that causes increased pain and inflammation with cycles should be sufficient enough

I had a friend go that route to treat it, too. Be kind to yourself, riding that tension of how to talk to people is real*... she talked about it being hard to navigate. She went on a bit of an induced menopausal roller coaster from what I understand, but I think she said after riding out a few weeks post-surgery, on the HRT a little while, things evened-out and she felt way better than she ever did before, emotionally.

It's a lot to talk about full removal of everything, and ppl are always the peanut gallery about why and with dietary and lifestyle things they can't understand. A lot to hold, and choosing where you feel it's safe and keeping it base-level for others is all good and fine ♥️

Isn't wild yam bad for endo? It addsestrogen back into the body which isn't good for endometriosis?

If you want to go a tad extra you could substitute women's condition with abnormal growth.

I had two excision surgeries and am now going through perimenopause and I am 42. One thing that has helped those symptoms is Anna’s Wild Yam Cream. (Make sure you order only through their site - there are a lot of counterfeits) https://annaswildyamcream.com.au/

My endometriosis came back pretty quickly after my surgery unfortunately. And I’ve heard that a hysterectomy does not keep it away either.

It is hard to talk to people about it for sure. Most people aren’t all that interested in other people’s health issues anyway. 🫤 And unless they’ve experienced it, it’s hard to understand.

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