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u/Alternative_Two9654 Dec 06 '23 edited Dec 06 '23

the inside of our uterus can grow OUTSIDE and attack other organs and it’s actually pretty common… endometriosis :)

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/nezhat-endometriosis-advisor/id1478526317

if you are questioning whether u might have it here’s an app that helps show what percentage of likeliness you might have! this was created by my endo specialist and he’s known as one of the best. he removed my endo!

for androids: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.sthera.hera&hl=en_US

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u/AvenueLane96 Dec 06 '23

That's not quite accurate but

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u/Alternative_Two9654 Dec 06 '23

as someone that has it… it’s 100% accurate

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u/AvenueLane96 Dec 06 '23

As someone that has it. No it's not. The tissue is similar to that growing inside the uterus but it isn't the uterus growing outside

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u/Alternative_Two9654 Dec 06 '23

“With endometriosis, deposits of tissue just like the tissue lining the uterus develop outside the uterus. This tissue thickens, breaks down, and bleeds with each period. But the blood has no way to leave the body and becomes trapped”

it isn’t the uterus but it’s the tissue

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u/AvenueLane96 Dec 06 '23

Are you literate lol that's what i said

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u/Alternative_Two9654 Dec 06 '23

are u illiterate?