Emma Barnett reveals she 'had the hysterectomy I never wanted to have'
Summary
BBC presenter Emma Barnett had surgery for endometriosis and a hysterectomy just before her documentary on the condition was shown. She explained that the surgery was unexpected and difficult but hopes it will relieve her pain.Key Facts
- Emma Barnett, 41, underwent surgery for endometriosis and a hysterectomy days before her documentary on the condition aired.
- She was also treated for a gallbladder problem found during an ultrasound.
- Endometriosis causes painful tissue growth outside the womb and affects 1 in 10 women.
- A hysterectomy is the removal of the womb and can help reduce endometriosis symptoms.
- Barnett said she did not want the hysterectomy but it was necessary.
- Her pain may have been partly caused by adenomyosis, another condition treatable by hysterectomy.
- She is recovering from surgery and feels hopeful the pain will improve.
- Barnett shared her experience to raise awareness about endometriosis and related conditions.
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