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‘It was barbaric. I was crying my eyes out’: why are so many women left in agony by routine womb examinations?

Many women are left in agony during routine womb examinations like hysteroscopies. Patients report inadequate pain relief, leading to distressing experiences. Activists are calling for better pain management as more women share their harrow...

The Guardian· Aug 16, 2026 · 2:46 PM · 1 views

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Many women are left in agony during routine womb examinations like hysteroscopies. Patients report inadequate pain relief, leading to distressing experiences. Activists are calling for better pain management as more women share their harrowing stories.

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