2024-03-28 08:50:02
March 28 is World Endometriosis Day. The opportunity to raise awareness of this potentially disabling disease for women which is still relatively unknown. Endometriosis is characterized by acute chronic pain in the pelvic area, bloating or fatigue during menstruation, during sexual intercourse or even when urinating. The development of tissue similar to the uterine lining outside the uterus is responsible for this condition, which can lead to fertility problems in women.
Worldwide, 190 million people would be affected by endometriosis, or nearly 10% of women, in 2023 according to the WHO. What are the consequences for the daily lives of women suffering from this disease? In the absence of curative treatment, what treatment is possible to support endometriosis?
Professor Pierre-François Ceccaldiuniversity professor in the Gynecology-obstetrics department of Professor Jean-Marc Ayoubi at Foch Hospital in Suresnes, in the Paris region. Dr Ernestine Gwet-Bellobstetrician-gynecologist and director of the Medical Clinic and the PMA Center of the Odyssey Clinicin Douala, Cameroon.
► At the end of the broadcast, we will give the floor to Dr Daniel Rousseauchild psychiatrist and study coordinator PEGASE, about this experimental public health program for foster children aimed at preventing and reducing child abuse through specific medical monitoring. In 2021, 377,000 children benefited from Child Social Assistance measures in France, according to the Department of Research, Studies, Evaluation and Statistics (Dress).
Music programming :
► Roseline Layo – Elotognan
► Ckay – Is it you.
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