Endometriosis: Facing the Battle Head-On
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Endometriosis: Facing the Battle Head-On |
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http://endobattle.blogpsot.com |
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English |
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endometriosis, pelvic pain, infertility |
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A blog detailing the journey through a very painful illness: endometriosis. Related topics are discussed such as chronic pelvic pain, the effect of the disease financially, emotionally, physically and socially, infertility, treatments and finding the "right" doctors to go to. |
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8 Followers |
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