BBC Breakfast ‘s Naga Munchetty has revealed she has been suffering from a hidden health battle.
The Radio 5 Live host opened up to listeners about her health issue and spoke to others suffering from the same condition on Tuesday (May 30).
She promoted her show on her Instagram earlier that morning as she shared a close-up snap of her sweating.
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Naga captioned the post: “It’s not actually that warm out there this morning! Did a short run anyway to get going. Feeling better for it and I’ll be in your ear later @bbc5live 11am-1pm Talking more about #adenomyosis and how to raise awareness and ensure better care and diagnosis for those who suffer with it.”
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Fans flocked to the comment section to support the presenter.
One wrote: “Amazing first show – thank you – and looking forward to the next. Just had surgery for adenomyosis – luckily without removing uterus but still had to fight to keep. Told it’s the only option next time. I would love to know how can we influence/demand more research – shockingly poor and that seems to be the basis on how decisions/treatment is made?”
(Image: tvnaga/Instagram)
A second added: “Thanks for raising awareness adenomyosis. I wasn’t diagnosed until after I had a full hysterectomy. I’d been on the pill since I was 16 because of bad period pain. I remember when they fitted the coil and I nearly shot off the bed in pain, Dr said it should have been painless and made me feel like a bit if a freak for having such a reaction. In fact during the whole of my adult life the Dr’s made me feel like I was over reacting or “putting it on”. We paid for my hysterectomy in the end and my consultant was angry that nobody had diagnosed me earlier.”
While a third penned: “I’ll be listening later, I was diagnosed with adenomyosis last June and I’m really struggling at the mo. So pleased you are raising awareness. Hope you have a lovely day xx”
“Running is so good for relaxing and organising the mind. I’ve had a tough couple of weeks and my timetable has been all over the place but running has helped to calm and give some and order,” a fourth posted.
A fifth put: “I didn’t know of this adenomyosis. I think it’s brave of you to open up about it and how it impacts your life”
“Could you start a conversation about menopause, please? I’m struggling on my own and no one wants to talk about it. Let alone I cannot get to see a GP for HRT. I would love other women to talk to,” another commented.
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