Egana Djabbarova speaks of how the medical establishment often misunderstands and misdiagnoses women @thenewschool
Egana Djabbarova speaks of how the medical establishment often misunderstands and misdiagnoses women  @thenewschool
Uploaded May 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Egana Djabbarova speaks about her debut novel, My Dreadful Body, which explores the impact of a neurological condition on a young woman's coming of age. Her own experiences with medical care have led to a deeper understanding of how the medical establishment often misunderstands and misdiagnoses women's health concerns as exorcism or mental instability.
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Egana Djabbarova speaks of how the medical establishment often misunderstands and misdiagnoses women

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