Andrea Corderothe wife of Renato Tapiais in the middle of the controversy that the soccer player lives after he was publicly accused of Daniela Castro in the program “Magaly TV: La Firme” of not wanting to recognize Fabrizio, the son they had together almost six years ago.
Although all this scandal has made her name important, Andrea is no stranger to the media world because, in addition to being married to the Celta de Vigo midfielder, she is a businesswoman and well-known blogger and it is in this last facet that she makes a time made an important revelation about his health.
It was in precisely It was there that he detailed how he found out that he suffered from this disease and other details.
“Something that I have always emphasized is consulting with good and responsible professionals, for that you only have to inquire. The starting point was that, to look for who and how. Without much more than a couple of appointments and tests, the diagnosis was quite confusing and, probably, instead of giving me lights, it made me darker”he explained at the time.
It took a few years of feeling adrift until I found a consistent answer and drew a horizon, one that I am still struggling to reach. Every time closer, every time safer “, added in the second part of the post in which he talks about this topic.
Publication of Andrea Cordero, wife of Renato Tapia, on Instagram. (Photo: Capture)
Andrea Cordero explained in his story that he had “I had to go through many clinics to finally find someone who really knew the magnitude of the problem and whose way of explaining or detailing did not hurt my feelings. Anyway, I feel very grateful for all the rocks I had to listen to and the smiles I had to fake when leaving an appointment, they developed my patience and my desire to investigate PCOS in all its dimensions.
He also said that “he got a new endocrinologist. It is the second that I arrive here in Spain and
The mother of Renato Tapia’s daughter stated that “There is no unanimous diagnostic criteria for PCOS. Literature and research have shown that there is a set of clinical and analytical manifestations. The more evidence there is, the faster the diagnosis will come.” and recommended to her readers not to stay “with a single opinion and if you have the possibility, find an SOP specialist”.
According to the Office on Women’s Health (OWH) of the US Department of Health and Human Services, the polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) that can affect your health and general appearance. PCOS is also a common cause of infertility that can be treated.
Based on her lived experience, Andrea Cordero points out that “PCOS is a syndrome that encompasses many aspects, it is no longer just a gynecological disorder and it becomes an endocrine-metabolic disorder as well. Even if you’ve never heard of it, two out of ten women have PCOS, which makes it the most common endocrine disease in women of childbearing age.”
“The curious thing about the subject is that, even though it is so usual to receive a patient who possibly has PCOS, doctors usually show little empathy and summarize their diagnosis to the appearance of ovarian cysts or poor nutrition. , he needed to finally leave a message to all the women.
“Understanding that a body does not define you and that you are much more was my main medicine. I leave you here with this summarized and clear definition of PCOS that was so hard for me to understand and helped me to understand myself”ended in the publication on his blog.
