A recent systematic study and qualitative synthesis looked at the challenges of getting an accurate diagnosis of endometriosis. Several variables, including the normalization of menstrual pain, a variety of symptoms, and a lack of training and referrals among healthcare practitioners, were identified as contributing to delayed diagnosis in the review. Endometriosis is a chronic disorder in which uterine-like tissue develops outside of the uterus, producing pelvic discomfort and other symptoms such as infertility and exhaustion. The study emphasizes the need for early detection and treatment of endometriosis. The study includes 13 papers focusing on qualitative investigations involving endometriosis patients and healthcare workers. Individual characteristics, interpersonal influences, healthcare system factors, and endometriosis-specific factors were identified as factors contributing to delayed diagnosis.

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