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Let's start off by introducing some people who helped pave the way for endometriosis to be studied in the medical field. Which doctor named the condition of menstruational implants and tissue growing outside the uterus as "endometriosis"? |
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Endometriosis is a female disease that has only been closely studied for the past couple centuries. Which of these people wrote the first known detailed report about endometriosis and its condition? |
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Which of these is not a reason why endometriosis was NOT closely studied or diagnosed in patients before the nineteenth century? |
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Although medical knowledge of the disease has improved, there are still many reasons why diagnosing endometriosis can be very hard. Which of these is NOT a reason why women typically have trouble being properly diagnosed? |
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Endometriosis can have harmful effects on a woman's reproductive system and body. In severe cases endometriosis can stick itself to surrounding organs causing pain, cysts, bleeding, and malfunctions of other body systems such as the digestive and urinary systems. If left untreated, endometriosis can result in infertility or complications in pregnancy or childbirth. |
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Although endometriosis can be regulated with steroids, hormones, and medication methods, the most common way of diagnosing and treating endometriosis is through surgery. Which of these is not a surgery that treats endometriosis? |
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Endometriosis has been getting growing attention from famous celebrities and people who were diagnosed with it. Which one of these ladies was a wife of a former United States president, a senator from New York, and a well known world speaker who struggled with endometriosis? |
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Endometriosis has been receiving growing national attention in many countries which has helped bring more attention to finding a cure. The United States Congress celebrated the first official National Endometriosis Awareness Month in March of 2002. Countries in Europe, South America, and Australia also established their own Endometriosis Awareness campaign months. |
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Like other diseases, endometriosis has the honor of being represented by a ribbon to promote awareness. Which of these is the color of the endometriosis awareness ribbon? |
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Making a difference in the fight for endometriosis can be easier than many people realize. Which is NOT a way that people can promote finding a cure for endometriosis? |
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