Doctors were initially concerned that her intense sexual challenge might have caused the bleeding and pain — a situation where medical malpractice attorneys or OB-GYN liability lawyers could be consulted in more severe cases. However, they eventually ruled that out after further diagnostic lab testing.
“We ran a bunch of tests all day, then eventually it was my endometriosis had been exasperated by mostly stress and not so much the physical challenge that I did on Sunday,” she added during her interview.
Understanding Endometriosis: A Chronic Health Crisis for Women
Endometriosis is a condition where tissue similar to the uterine lining starts to grow in areas outside the uterus. Each month, this misplaced tissue reacts just like it would in the womb—thickening, breaking down, and bleeding. But unlike a normal period, the blood has nowhere to go.
This causes extreme pain, internal inflammation, and long-term damage to surrounding organs. It’s one of the leading causes of female infertility, and can also lead to bowel dysfunction, bladder control issues, and chronic pelvic pain — often necessitating comprehensive wellness management and specialist insurance for reproductive disorders.
Common symptoms of endometriosis include intense pain, irregular or heavy periods, and chronic fatigue. It can also increase the risk of infertility and cause bowel and bladder problems, which are increasingly being recognized in prenatal care evaluations and high-risk maternity insurance underwriting.
