Endometriosis

I am writing this article based on my own experience with hormonal imbalance. I delivered my baby in the year 2008 and since then my life was never normal. She was delivered through a Cesarean delivery. After a few months, I started facing problems of heavy bleeding. I consulted my Gynecologist and she said that I was having problems of hormonal imbalance. I had mood swings too which really took away my peace of mind. She treated me on birth control pills which never sorted out my problem. She gave me medicines to curb my periods but that too didn’t help much.

My lone fight with my disease has built me as a person I am today. I know when a person fights with his diseases it either makes him or breaks him. Very few people know how difficult the fight is and it can make you or break you down to pieces but I also know that it is not easy to break a strong person. Here I am sharing my experience where I have fought with my Endometriosis and Adenomyosis. The fight was difficult. Everyday life was a struggle but I had only two options left either give in or fight. I decided to fight because that is what my Dad has taught me.

Endometriosis is a condition in which the endometrium grows outside the uterus and can hamper normal functioning of the body. A lady having endometriosis experience many symptoms till it is diagnosed by the doctor that the patient is suffering due to the disease. The pain in the abdomen never goes away and increases during mensuration and ovulation. Heavy bleeding is linked to endometriosis. According to doctors the problem is due to endometrium which grows here and there outside the uterus which sheds along with the monthly cycle.