Growing awareness of a painful endocrine disorder now named PMOS is good news for women of color, who have high prevalence and low diagnosis.
Bontle Moka-Moliki starts and ends every day in pain.
The 32-year-old Atlanta resident was diagnosed with endometriosis in 2019. A year later came fibroids. Then in 2024 she was diagnosed with a condition now called polyendocrine metabolic ovarian syndrome. “If someone is at a zero, my pain is at a three every day, and then it’s only up from there,” she said.
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