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Patients suffering from rare diseases face an average delay of six years to receive a proper diagnosis. According to reports from Seville, this prolonged waiting period subjects individuals to an ongoing ordeal of consulting multiple professionals without receiving answers, leading to daily uncertainty.

The situation is described as a pilgrimage from one medical specialist to another, highlighting the systemic difficulties and prolonged psychological toll experienced by those affected while navigating the healthcare system in search of medical clarity for uncommon health conditions.