“Just Get Pregnant, It Will Cure Your Endo”: An Exploration of Barriers to Endometriosis Care in “Involuntarily Childless” Women in the UK
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This paper explores the barriers to endometriosis care faced by women in the UK who are involuntarily childless, particularly highlighting the harmful advice they receive.
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