Leah Williamson reveals endometriosis diagnosis, saying 'its a big f*cking problem' for women 💬 ‘I’m pretty sure if men had periods, we would have figured out a way to stop them by now without doing any damage,’ Williamson said
She described how she feared crippling period pain could have ruined her chances ofWilliamson said: “Before the Euros I had a concussion, which they say can really impact your next period, and it was bad – like, really bad.
“You know when you’re on the bathroom floor and literally like ‘I can’t move’. When it’s too late to take the tablets because I’m, like, in it now.”Endometriosis is a long-term condition where tissue similar to the lining of the womb grows in other places, such as the ovaries and fallopian tubes. Painful periods, pelvic pain and cramping, uncomfortable bowel movements and excessive bleeding, are among the various symptoms. Infertility is also possible.
The Arsenal defender recalled how stressful the threat of a bad period became before last year’s England vs Norway game during the European championship.“ is a big fear when you get to a tournament not injured. I don’t change too much around now.