Naga Munchetty was diagnosed with adenomyosis when she was 47 years old, despite dealing with symptoms since she was a teenager. She had spent years going to the doctors, only to be told that her heavy periods and debilitating pain were entirely normal - or to be tolerated as part of being a woman.
Speaking to host Anita Rani, the BBC presenter said: "Women are being dismissed, they are being left undiagnosed, they're left to doubt themselves, and they're not able to live their best lives."
