India, Feb. 18 -- Did you know that men can develop endometriosis? While the condition is overwhelmingly associated with people who have a uterus, biology does not always follow neat rules. In exceptionally rare instances, men - despite not having a uterus - have been found to develop endometrial-like tissue within their bodies, highlighting just how complex and fascinating human development can be.

Dr Sermed Mezher, a family medicine physician and health content creator based in England with over 15 years of experience, is shedding light on the rare but real possibility of endometriosis occurring in biological males who do not have a uterus. In an Instagram video shared on February 18, the physician outlines the biological and hormonal ...