Molly-Mae Films Herself Suffering With Horrendous Pain Amid Endometriosis Battle
Topics: Celebrity, Health, Molly Mae Hague
Kimberley Bond
Featured Image Credit: YouTube: molly-mae hague
Topics: Celebrity, Health, Molly Mae Hague
Molly-Mae Hague has updated her followers on her week in a brand new YouTube video.
In her latest vlog, the Love Island runner-up, 22, briefly discussed her battle with endometriosis – a condition where the lining of your womb grows in other parts of your body, causing severe pain.
And Molly-Mae spoke candidly about the “horrendous pain” she was in.
Watch the video below.
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Molly-Mae insisted she was going to battle on despite the crippling cramps she could feel, as she was looking forward to discussing her plans for PrettyLittleThing and their debut at London Fashion Week.
The influencer first opened up about her battle with endometriosis with her fans in June last year, before having further surgery to try and treat the condition.
Speaking about her recovery, Molly-Mae said: “The operation was way, way harder to go through than I thought.
“My recovery time was quite a bit longer than I had planned, and I was just a bit of a mess after that surgery.
“... A lot of the things I’ve been talking to you guys about recently is like, my health is not great, I’ve been dealing with this, I’ve been dealing with that… But my endometriosis operation was the last thing now.
"I am done, hopefully I never have to see my doctor’s surgery or the hospital that I go to for a long time!”
While Molly-Mae has promised her fans to do a full Q&A about the surgery and her endometriosis, she has since confessed that she felt the operation “hasn’t been fully successful.”
“Don’t get me wrong, the pain is better since it used to be since I had the operation,” she says, “But it’s another one of those days where I have to somehow make it through the day.”
She added she texted her boyfriend, Tommy Fury, that she wants to “curl up in a ball and just cry all day, that’s how bad the pain is.”
Hope you’re feeling better now, Molly!