US Edition'Medical misogyny' means women endure years of gynaecological pain, new report says
- Women often feel dismissed regarding their health concerns, as stated by MPs.
- There is a lack of understanding toward women’s health issues, according to MPs.
- MPs emphasize the need for medical professionals to listen to women to improve their healthcare.
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Indians often consider London to be a developed country, but recently a report was presented in the Parliament which forces us to think afresh. The report of the Women and Equality Committee (WEC) says that women's pain, especially those related to periods or reproductive diseases, are often ignored. Listening to their pain is nothing but a waste of time and treating it is nothing but a waste of money.
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'Medical misogyny' blamed for harming women's fertility and condemning them to years of needless pain
A plague of “medical misogyny” has damaged women’s fertility, resulting in Britons experiencing debilitating pain for years. MPs issued a warning following a report, produced by the Women and Equalities Committee, which identified a “pervasive stigma” and poor education on conditions such as endometriosis, adenomyosis and heavy periods. Doctors were accused of leaving women to “suck it up” and tolerate significant pain before they receive a diag…
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