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Zoe and Marion, Living with Endometriosis, Surgery and advocating for young people with symptoms.
In this DEARG podcast episode, we delve into the crucial topic of endometriosis diagnosis and treatment in teens with the insights of Marion and Zoe. Marion underscores the significance of recognising symptoms and genuinely listening to young people, emphasizing the need to not overlook any signs of distress or discomfort they may exhibit.
Both Marion and Zoe share their personal journeys with endometriosis (Marion is Zoe's mum, Zoe lives with endometriosis), shedding light on the challenges they faced in obtaining a diagnosis and treatment. They discuss the profound impact of endometriosis on school and education, recounting their experiences seeking treatment in Romania. Marion stresses the importance of advocacy and education in raising awareness about endometriosis.
Additionally, the podcast explores the benefits of pelvic physiotherapy and dietary changes in managing endometriosis symptoms. Marion and Zoe are actively involved in endometriosis awareness aimed at educating others about the condition. The episode concludes with valuable advice for parents and caregivers who suspect their loved ones may have endometriosis, along with shared hopes for a more informed future.
Takeaways
Endometriosis can have a significant impact on school attendance and education, requiring support and accommodations.
Seeking a diagnosis and treatment for endometriosis can be a challenging and frustrating process, often involving multiple doctors and tests.
Advocacy and education are crucial in raising awareness about endometriosis and improving understanding among medical professionals.
Pelvic physiotherapy and dietary changes can be beneficial in managing endometriosis symptoms.
It is important for parents and caregivers to educate themselves and their children about what a normal period should look like and to persist in seeking medical help if symptoms are present.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Background
01:10 Symptoms and Diagnosis
02:28 Impact on School and Education
03:13 Journey to Diagnosis and Treatment
07:08 Seeking Treatment in Romania
08:35 The Importance of Advocacy and Education
10:24 Challenges and Beliefs Surrounding Endometriosis
13:59 Recovery and Post-Surgery Care
17:30 Pelvic Physiotherapy and Diet
19:28 Impact on Daily Life and Activities
22:21 Endometriosis Awareness Project
25:47 Advice for Parents and Caregivers
29:36 Challenges with Medical Professionals
34:12 Future Plans and Outlook
34:39 Conclusion and Thank You
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By Kathleen KingIn this DEARG podcast episode, we delve into the crucial topic of endometriosis diagnosis and treatment in teens with the insights of Marion and Zoe. Marion underscores the significance of recognising symptoms and genuinely listening to young people, emphasizing the need to not overlook any signs of distress or discomfort they may exhibit.
Both Marion and Zoe share their personal journeys with endometriosis (Marion is Zoe's mum, Zoe lives with endometriosis), shedding light on the challenges they faced in obtaining a diagnosis and treatment. They discuss the profound impact of endometriosis on school and education, recounting their experiences seeking treatment in Romania. Marion stresses the importance of advocacy and education in raising awareness about endometriosis.
Additionally, the podcast explores the benefits of pelvic physiotherapy and dietary changes in managing endometriosis symptoms. Marion and Zoe are actively involved in endometriosis awareness aimed at educating others about the condition. The episode concludes with valuable advice for parents and caregivers who suspect their loved ones may have endometriosis, along with shared hopes for a more informed future.
Takeaways
Endometriosis can have a significant impact on school attendance and education, requiring support and accommodations.
Seeking a diagnosis and treatment for endometriosis can be a challenging and frustrating process, often involving multiple doctors and tests.
Advocacy and education are crucial in raising awareness about endometriosis and improving understanding among medical professionals.
Pelvic physiotherapy and dietary changes can be beneficial in managing endometriosis symptoms.
It is important for parents and caregivers to educate themselves and their children about what a normal period should look like and to persist in seeking medical help if symptoms are present.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Background
01:10 Symptoms and Diagnosis
02:28 Impact on School and Education
03:13 Journey to Diagnosis and Treatment
07:08 Seeking Treatment in Romania
08:35 The Importance of Advocacy and Education
10:24 Challenges and Beliefs Surrounding Endometriosis
13:59 Recovery and Post-Surgery Care
17:30 Pelvic Physiotherapy and Diet
19:28 Impact on Daily Life and Activities
22:21 Endometriosis Awareness Project
25:47 Advice for Parents and Caregivers
29:36 Challenges with Medical Professionals
34:12 Future Plans and Outlook
34:39 Conclusion and Thank You