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In an Instagram post, Ridley said she was diagnosed with endo at age 15, but recently found out she has Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) too:
The pain was back (more mild this time!) and my skin was THE WORST. I’ve tried everything: products, antibiotics, more products, more antibiotics, and all that did was leave my body in a bit of a mess.
Finally found out that I have polycystic ovaries and that’s why it’s bad. I can safely say feeling so self-conscious has left my confidence in tatters. I hate wearing makeup but I currently don’t want to leave the house without it on.
She said that she was making progress with the help of a dermatologist, and encouraged women to get tested if they feel that something is not quite right.
From your head to the tips of your toes we only have one body, let us all make sure ours are working in tip top condition, and take help if it’s needed.
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Women have been thanking Ridley for sharing her experience and drawing attention to what is otherwise an “invisible illness”:
Seeing people like Daisy Ridley speak about endo & PCOS makes my heart happy
Monday 25 November, 2024
Monday 25 November, 2024
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Women are thanking Daisy Ridley for speaking out about her struggle with endometriosis
STAR WARS ACTRESS Daisy Ridley famously keeps it real on social media, posting spot cream selfies and notes about her struggles with self-esteem.
Now, women are thanking her for speaking up about her experience with the painful disease endometriosis.
Endometriosis is a gynaecological condition that affects an estimated one in ten women – symptoms include heavy periods and severe cramps.
In an Instagram post, Ridley said she was diagnosed with endo at age 15, but recently found out she has Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) too:
She said that she was making progress with the help of a dermatologist, and encouraged women to get tested if they feel that something is not quite right.
Women have been thanking Ridley for sharing her experience and drawing attention to what is otherwise an “invisible illness”:
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Ridley isn’t the only high-profile woman with endometriosis – last year, Lena Dunham wrote an essay about her life with the disease.
Solidarity with all the endo sufferers out there.
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