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metaphor of pain：when the cool breeze at night blows across your cheek, have you ever felt a "stabbing" and indescribable pain? it's like a thin needle piercing your abdomen, making it impossible for you to fall asleep peacefully. this pain may be a metaphor for endometriosis.

the scientific community's understanding of endometriosis is growing, and many experts and scholars have linked endometriosis to other diseases. a new study suggests that endometriosis may be linked to changes in lifestyle habits and environment, such as exposure to screen light and sleep quality.

these "invisible" factors may be quietly changing women's lifestyles. with the development of science and technology, we have begun to realize that modern society puts increasing pressure on women, causing their health problems to become more and more complicated.

this is not just a problem caused by physical illness, but also a reflection of a social phenomenon. when women’s pain is ignored or masked, deeper issues arise. ** endometriosis thrives in silence and fear. **

we need to break the silence and face the challenge of endometriosis. at the individual level, we can actively pay attention to changes in our own bodies, seek medical treatment in a timely manner, and pass on information about endometriosis to those around us. at the same time, the government and social organizations also need to step up efforts to popularize knowledge about endometriosis and help women get the necessary support and treatment.

each of us is a patient who hopes to be understood and healed. by sharing experiences and supporting each other, we can together defeat the shadow of endometriosis.