Amy Schumer Diagnosed with Exogenous Cushing Syndrome
The comedian's diagnosis follows online criticism of her appearance, underscoring her advocacy for women's health and body positivity.
- Amy Schumer reveals she has been diagnosed with exogenous Cushing syndrome, a condition caused by excess cortisol in the body.
- The diagnosis came after Schumer faced criticism over her appearance, particularly comments about her face being 'puffier' during a press tour.
- Schumer expressed feeling 'reborn' upon learning her diagnosis, which followed a series of tests including MRI scans.
- The comedian has been open about her health struggles, including endometriosis, and advocates for women's health and body positivity.
- Schumer credits online comments and criticism for prompting her to seek medical advice, leading to her diagnosis.