Collie’s Kateford says he “difficult” to shoot the soap scene in endometriosis

Coronation Street actress Kate Ford She revealed that she “difficult” in the soap shooting scene because of her intolerance Endometriosis Flare up.

45 years old, People diagnosed with gynecological disorders in 2017I went to her Instagram platform on Friday, January 28th and shared a make-up-free snap on the red “ITV Studio Coronation St.” Jacket during the take.

“I shot #itvcorrie a few weeks ago when I was suffering from #endrometriosis,” said the star, who plays the role of Tracey Barlow, with soap.

Kate went on to admit that despite her painful condition that made her job difficult, she would always spend the day thanks to the generous support from her co-stars.

“Fortunately, just sending a hug to everyone who is struggling with something similar has given us a lot of support,” she added with a red heart emoji.

Endometriosis is a condition in which tissue that resembles the endometrium of the uterus begins to grow elsewhere, such as the ovaries and fallopian tubes, and can affect women of all ages.

People suffering from this condition experience painful, heavy periods that interfere with their daily activities.

Women in this condition also sadly face difficulties when trying to become pregnant.

Meanwhile, Kate received a lot of support, and former Collie star Shobna Grati commented, “You are very strong xxx and beautiful.”

Kate’s co-star Samia Longchambon, who plays Maria Windus, showed her support with a series of hearts hugging and kissing emoji.

Fans also provided their support with a single word, “Thank you for seeing this and being more open about my endometriosis!”

Another wrote, “I hope you feel better,” and the third added, “Your beautiful and wonderful actress, I hope you feel better.”

Kate Shared her fight against endometriosis in 2017..

Taking her to Twitter at the time, she posted an article about singer Halsey undergoing surgery for the same illness.

Alongside the post, she told her 92.6k followers, “I’m suffering from this. It’s not easy.”

She is not alone because about one in ten women of reproductive age in the UK suffers from endometriosis.

Many other celebrities are also open about fighting this condition.

Girls creator Lena Dunham I had 8 surgeries because of endometriosis.

Spice Girls singers Emma Bunton, Dolly Parton, Alexa Chung, former Miss Universe Olivia Culpo, Geordie Shore star Sophie Kasaei It has also been diagnosed.

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