Medical misogyny leaves women in pain for years, say MPsWomen with painful health conditions are often dismissed, leading to years of suffering and delayed treatment.There is a significant lack of awareness and understanding of women's health conditions among healthcare practitioners.
I was made to think the pain was all in my head': gynaecological ordeals sharedWomen and girls in the UK with gynaecological conditions face inadequacies in medical care due to systemic misogyny and stigma.Personal accounts reveal the struggles of being dismissed and inadequately treated for severe reproductive pain.
Medical misogyny leaves women in pain for years, say MPsWomen with painful health conditions are often dismissed, leading to years of suffering and delayed treatment.There is a significant lack of awareness and understanding of women's health conditions among healthcare practitioners.
I was made to think the pain was all in my head': gynaecological ordeals sharedWomen and girls in the UK with gynaecological conditions face inadequacies in medical care due to systemic misogyny and stigma.Personal accounts reveal the struggles of being dismissed and inadequately treated for severe reproductive pain.
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Doctors dismissed these women as hysterical. Now they're fighting backMedical misogyny remains prevalent in healthcare, with women sharing harrowing experiences of gender bias and lack of consent during critical medical procedures.