Endometriosis in Rostock: Michelle fights against unrecognized suffering!

Endometriosis in Rostock: Michelle fights against unrecognized suffering!

There is currently some important news in Rostock, some of which concerns personal fates and some of which concerns economic developments. The story of Michelle Lehner, who has been struggling with severe menstrual pain for seven years, particularly stands out. Only after years of odyssey was she diagnosed with endometriosis - a disease that affects around two million women in Germany. This disease not only causes chronic pain, but also contributes to psychological stress and fertility problems. As the Baltic Sea newspaper According to reports, Lehner's illness went undetected for a long time because her complaints were not taken seriously.

Dr. Megan Wasson, an experienced minimally invasive gynecologist at Mayo Clinic, explains that endometriosis occurs when cells similar to the lining of the uterus grow outside the uterus. These can affect the pelvic organs, ovaries and even nearby organs such as the intestines and bladder. The symptoms many women experience range from severe pain during menstruation to irregular bleeding and difficulty getting pregnant, explains the Mayo Clinic. Treatment options include hormone therapy, pain management and, in severe cases, surgery.

New developments around Rostock

While there are many developments taking place in the healthcare landscape, there is also news on an economic level: The hotel chain Novum Hospitality is planning to build a new “The Niu” hotel in Rostock. This is being built on a site next to the Doberaner Hof, which was acquired by FN Capital Holding. Construction is scheduled to begin in autumn 2026 at the latest. In addition, new shops are to be opened in Doberaner Hof, which will certainly bring a breath of fresh air to the city.

In addition, the people of Rostock are concerned about the sad news about Fabian from Güstrow who was killed. The public prosecutor's office continues to investigate and assumes a "third-party influence" as the cause of death, while a sexual offense has been ruled out. There is currently no suspect, which is keeping the city in great unrest.

Cruise ships and workplace design

In more positive news, Viking River Cruises recently christened nine new river cruise ships, including four built at the Neptun shipyard in Warnemünde. The new ships, “Viking Eldir”, “Viking Annar”, “Viking Dagur” and “Viking Honir”, will be used on popular waterways such as the Rhine, Main and Danube - which is certainly a reason for joy for all cruise lovers.

Not to be forgotten is Aida’s nomination in Rostock for the “Top Employer in MV 2025” campaign. Antonia Schulz, who has been working for Aida for six years, is enthusiastic about the flexible working hours and the pleasant working atmosphere. Voting for the final round begins today, November 4th.

So Rostock has a lot to offer: from personal battles against illness to significant economic developments to extremely interesting employment opportunities. There is something for everyone to discover in this lively city!