BBC Breakfast star Naga Munchetty has been candid about her health battle with adenomyosis, a condition that affects the womb's lining. Last year, the 49-year-old presenter opened up about her struggles with the complex condition, which led her to take time off from her hosting duties.
Missed Diagnosis
After years of battling undiagnosed pain, Naga finally received a formal diagnosis from a private doctor. She criticized the NHS for not taking her condition seriously, recounting instances where she was dismissed and told to "suck it up" by healthcare professionals.
Ambulance Dash
Naga's health crisis escalated last year, leading to a 999 emergency call due to a severe flare-up of her condition. She described the excruciating pain she endured, highlighting the physical toll it took on her.
Brave New Mission
To raise awareness and empower women to prioritize their health, Naga is launching a new project—a book focusing on women's healthcare. Titled "It's Probably Nothing," the book delves into systemic challenges women face in the healthcare system, drawing from Naga's personal experience with adenomyosis.
Missing On Air
Naga's recent absence from BBC Breakfast raised concerns among viewers as she unexpectedly missed her weekend hosting duties. While she typically co-hosts with Charlie Stayt, Naga was replaced by Nina Warhurst over the weekend, sparking speculation among fans.
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