ENDOMETRIOSIS. SUCH IS YOUR BEAUTY. MAGDA ŁUCYAN, KATARZYNA GÓRNIAK

The book "Endometriosis. Such is your beauty" is a moving story about women struggling with endometriosis, a disease that is often trivialized and misunderstood. The authors, Magda Łucyan and Katarzyna Górniak, journalists from TVN, thoroughly analyze the problem, talk to patients and doctors to show a true picture of this disease in Poland. It is a must-read for anyone who wants to understand what endometriosis is and how it affects women's lives.

• Moving stories of women struggling with endometriosis
• Thorough analysis of the problem by TVN journalists
• Conversations with patients and doctors
• Picture of the disease in Poland
• Must-read to understand endometriosis
• Support and hope for endometriosis patients
• Compendium of knowledge about endometriosis

Endometriosis is a disease that affects nearly one million Polish women. It is characterized by the presence of endometrial tissue outside the uterus, which causes severe pain, heavy menstrual bleeding and fertility problems. Diagnosis is often delayed and treatment is inadequate, leading to a deterioration in the quality of life of patients. The book "Endometriosis. Such is your beauty" aims to raise awareness of this disease and improve the care of women with endometriosis.

The authors of the book, Magda Łucyan and Katarzyna Górniak, are experienced journalists who have been dealing with health issues for years. Their work is characterized by reliability, empathy and commitment. In the book "Endometriosis. Such is your beauty" they give a voice to women who struggle with pain and misunderstanding on a daily basis. They show that suffering is not anyone's beauty and that every woman deserves a proper diagnosis and treatment.

The book also contains comments from experts, including Prof. Marzena Dębska, who emphasizes that it is an extremely important and courageous book that shakes awareness of endometriosis. Patricia Kazadi, who herself struggles with endometriosis, recommends this book as a must-read not only for women struggling with this disease, but also for their environment. Aga Szuścik believes that this book is an exemplary representation of Polish women with endometriosis, which supports and gives hope.

Horyzont Publishing presents this book in a hardcover binding with 320 pages in a 150x211 mm format. The year of publication is 2025, which guarantees the topicality of the knowledge contained in it. It is a position that should be in every library, both for people affected by endometriosis and for those who want to better understand this disease.