In the busy heart of Mombasa, Aisha built her name from nothing. She owned a thriving boutique near Nyali and was known for discipline, elegance, and independence.
But behind her confidence was a private struggle she rarely discussed.
For three years, she battled severe fibroids. The pain was not small. Her periods were heavy and unpredictable.
Some days she would close her shop early because the cramps felt like sharp pressure spreading across her lower abdomen. Doctors prescribed medication.
Hormonal treatment followed. Nothing changed. Eventually, she was advised to undergo surgery.
When the specialist looked at her scan images, the fibroids were clearly visible multiple growths pressing against her uterus wall. CONTINUE READING