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Twisters Star Daisy Edgar-Jones Shares Endometriosis Diagnosis After Long Time Suffering
Oscar nominee Daisy Edgar-Jones revealed she was diagnosed with endometriosis a few years ago in the video of the legendary Vogue.
During that time, she confessed to the wearing down of her skin with zits mainly, but these weren’t the only consequences. Her period pains were very painful, too, and she had over and over terrible acne for which she constantly went to the mirror.
Her diagnosis came four years ago; at the time the actress was a little i relief since the root of her symptoms was now clear to her. It is a chronic condition what leads inflammation, scarring, and pain at a fairly high level. According to the NHS figures, one out of 10 female in the childbearing age in the UK is the same with the disease—the rough count is 1.5 million of people. The world of the star looked brighter after her diagnosis as she met photographer Ben Seed, her new boyfriend. The couple is said to be healthy and happy. Besides hormons, she has learned, to a great extent, to personalize most aspects of her daily life; this includes how she takes care of her skin, her diet, etc.
Daisy Edgar-Jones Talks About Her Endometriosis Experience and Offers Advice on Symptom Control
Daisy Edgar-Jones, the star of Twisters, has shared her experience with endometriosis diagnosis. She stated that discovering what was causing her pain and skin problems gave her a feeling of freedom.
This disease which adversely affects about 1.5 million women in the UK, is characterized by the inflammation and pain it causes. Even though there is no remedy, the actress, who is dating a photographer Ben Seed, has made a schedule in managing the hormonal related symptoms.
“Over the years, I’ve come across skincare routines really doing miracles for me,” she said. “Besides, I always make sure to drink plenty of water and when I eat well, especially when I try to limit dairy intake, that’s very helpful to me.”
Reflecting on her teenage years, Edgar-Jones revealed that when acne was really getting to her, it was the only thing she noticed about herself when she looked in the mirror. However, she identified with others going through the same struggles and shared a hopeful message with them.
Daisy Edgar-Jones Shares Journey to Film Stardom Along with Confidence in Aging Skin
Daisy Edgar-Jones has come out with a really sweet message for people suffering from skin problems, urging them not to focus only on the outside.
“But actually when I look back at photos and videos, it’s funny that so much of the beauty of you is inside and the confidence that you wear can really help,” she said. “So I would say to anyone with acne – I know it’s all you can see, but it’s not what everyone else can see.”
Edgar-Jones was born in Islington, North London and has been surrounded by the entertainment industry from a very early age. Her father, Phil, is the head of entertainment at Sky TV whereas her mother, Wendy, is a former film editor.
Starring alongside Paul Mescal, the British actress was catapulted to fame with her first film leading role in the BBC pandemic drama Normal People. Esthater and Golden Globe nominee, she trained with the National Youth Theatre from age 14 and got her first professional role at 17 in the Christmas special of the BBC sitcom Outnumbered.
Daisy Edgar-Jones Became a Part of Cold Feet Ensemble Prior to Her Breakout Role in Normal People
After several small roles, Daisy Edgar-Jones ended up playing Olivia, daughter of character acted by Hermione Norris, in the TV series Cold Feet.
A few months later, she was cast in the lead role of the drama Normal People that was well-received by the critics. The show, which was based on the novel by Sally Rooney, made her a star worldwide.