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Addressing this issue requires systemic changes, including updated medical training to recognise gender bias and improve diagnostic pathways for autoimmune conditions. Greater awareness among healthcare professionals and the public can also empower women to advocate for their health, pushing for thorough investigations rather than accepting psychological labels.
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