In 'Unwell Women: Misdiagnosis and Myth in a Man-Made World', Elinor Cleghorn unravels the long and tumultuous history of women's healthcare, exposing the consistent marginalization and misinterpretation of female bodies and ailments. Cleghorn, inspired by her personal journey with an autoimmune disease, delves into historical medical practices from the 'wandering womb' of antiquity to today's advancements, critically examining the evolution of diagnosis and treatment of women's health issues. This potent narrative is enriched by powerful stories of women who have suffered under and challenged medical patriarchy, advocating for change. A compelling read, it serves as both a historical account and a call to action, urging the medical establishment to better understand and respect women's unique health experiences.