Fatigue is a largely underestimated symptom of endometriosis that nevertheless affects the majority of those living with it, and is studied relatively little in the scientific literature.[1] Indeed, according to a 2018 Swiss study, 50.7% of women with endometriosis suffer from chronic fatigue[2]. According to the survey carried out by the Endofrance association, the figure is 54%[3].
Alongside dyspareunia (pain during sexual intercourse) and infertility, fatigue therefore ranks among the top three symptoms most commonly found in women with endometriosis.
This fatigue profoundly affects the quality of life of women living with the condition. According to this same Endofrance survey, it is also associated with a sevenfold increase in insomnia, a fourfold increase in depression, twice as much pain, and one and a half times more stress linked to professional life.
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Endometriosis is one of the contributing factors to chronic fatigue syndrome
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