Florence Pugh publicly disclosed her diagnoses of endometriosis and polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) in a podcast, prompted by a sudden feeling and unusual dreams. At 27, she learned that these conditions could affect her fertility, leading her to prioritize freezing her eggs at 29. Although the process is challenging and uncomfortable, Pugh expressed gratitude for being able to afford the procedure. She also addressed public reactions and noted the emotional weight this journey carries, reflecting her desire for children since childhood.
Florence Pugh revealed her diagnosis of endometriosis and PCOS, sharing her journey towards egg freezing as a proactive step for future motherhood.
Speaking candidly about her experiences, Florence described the egg-freezing process as 'tiring and horrible,' yet acknowledged her gratitude for the opportunity.
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