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Endometriosis: 'I thought I was dying'

Endometriosis: 'I thought I was dying'
BBC Health Extra Wednesday 27 May 2026, 08:43 UTC 1 min read
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The BBC's Ellie Colton shares her experience of living with endometriosis - and meets a scientist hoping to cut the length of time it takes to be diagnosed with a simple new test.

The BBC's Ellie Colton shares her experience of living with endometriosis - and meets a scientist hoping to cut the length of time it takes to be diagnosed with a simple new test.
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