An estimated 50 million women in India live with endometriosis, a chronic condition that can cause severe menstrual pain and fertility problems. Now, new Indian research is offering fresh hope.
The country’s first genome-wide study has identified genetic factors linked to endometriosis risk, potentially paving the way for earlier diagnosis and more personalised treatment. At the same time, newer therapies are showing promise in reducing severe pain and improving quality of life.
Researchers say the findings could mark an important step toward better understanding and managing a condition that has often gone undiagnosed for years.
The Bharatio Times | Health & Science
The country’s first genome-wide study has identified genetic factors linked to endometriosis risk, potentially paving the way for earlier diagnosis and more personalised treatment. At the same time, newer therapies are showing promise in reducing severe pain and improving quality of life.
Researchers say the findings could mark an important step toward better understanding and managing a condition that has often gone undiagnosed for years.
The Bharatio Times | Health & Science