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Health practitioners trained to detect endometriosis

Dr Spire Kiggundu, a gynaecologist, fertility specialist and surgeon at Henrob hospital in Zzana, says endometriosis is a serious disease that affects several women yet it is unknown to many people, including health practitioners.

Endometriosis affects one in 10 women of reproductive age, with an estimated 176 million worldwide have the condition. Photos by Ritah Mukasa
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Any woman experiencing severe menstrual cramps, heavy bleeding, and difficulty to conceive plus severe pelvic pain should consider scanning for endometriosis.

Dr Spire Kiggundu, a gynaecologist, fertility specialist and surgeon

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