Bindi Irwin has revealed terrifying effect endometriosis had on her pregnancy – stating at one point the condition was so painful, she feared she was miscarrying.
Now the daughter of the late “Crocodile Hunter” Steve Irwin has revealed she endured a harrowing miscarriage scare while pregnant due to the disease, which causes tissue similar to that which lines the uterus to grow outside the uterus, and
It’s caused by the offending tissue growing in areas it shouldn’t, such as on the ovaries and fallopian tubes as well as on organs such as the bladder, bowel, vagina, and cervix.Bindi broke down in tears as she spoke about her struggle for a diagnosis, describing her “journey” as “a long 10 years”. “We tried and tried and tried for years and years and years, and finally, a doctor told me it was just part of being a woman.She runs Australia Zoo with brother Robert and mum Terri. Picture: Instagram/BindiIrwin“I had a pain in my pelvis, pains in my belly, every day. But every now and then, the pain would get so much that it would literally just knock me over,” she said.
“I was so scared because I was worried if I was alone with Grace, something would happen to me and she would be on her own.”
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