Around 2-5% of Teen girls are fighting against endometriosis. They often mistake endometriosis as a common pelvic pain until it gets extremely painful. Painful menses is the most common symptom experienced by a teen girl if she is possibly developing endometriosis. They tend to take painkillers and over-the-counter medications to suppress the pain temporarily. This leads to the deadliest condition after a time and reaches the worst stage of endometriosis. As per one study, this condition goes unnoticed in teen girls for a period of 6-8 years or over if a high index of suspicion is absent.
Our doctor has some suggestions for teen girls who are at risk of Endometriosis:
- Get your regular health check-ups for early diagnosis.
- Get an immediate check-up even if you notice mild symptoms.
- Avoid over the counter painkillers to suppress the pain.
- Don’t hesitate to see an Endometriosis doctor.