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World Health Day 2024: 7 Common Challenges Faced By Women And Girls Regarding Menstrual Health

Menstrual health is still a taboo in many parts of the country, and this is one of the biggest challenges faced by women. By addressing these, through education, we can ensure a better life for them.

Menstrual health is still a taboo in many parts of the country, and this is one of the biggest challenges faced by women. By addressing these, through education, we can ensure a better life for them.

Challenges Faced By Women And Girls Regarding Menstrual Health (Image Source: Getty)

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Lack of Education and Awareness – Many girls and women lack proper education about menstruation, leading to stigma, shame, and improper hygiene practices. It is important to provide age-appropriate, culturally-sensitive menstrual education in schools, communities, and families and encourage open conversations to normalise the topic. (Image Source: Getty)
Lack of Education and Awareness – Many girls and women lack proper education about menstruation, leading to stigma, shame, and improper hygiene practices. It is important to provide age-appropriate, culturally-sensitive menstrual education in schools, communities, and families and encourage open conversations to normalise the topic. (Image Source: Getty)
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Inadequate Access to Menstrual Products - In many parts of the country, menstrual products like pads and tampons are unavailable, forcing girls to miss school or use unhygienic alternatives like rags, newspaper, leaves, or even ashes, which cause infections, discomfort, and increase the risk of reproductive health issues. By, improving access to affordable, environment-friendly menstrual products through subsidies, distribution programs, and local production initiatives, we can ensure a better quality of health. (Image Source: Getty)
Inadequate Access to Menstrual Products - In many parts of the country, menstrual products like pads and tampons are unavailable, forcing girls to miss school or use unhygienic alternatives like rags, newspaper, leaves, or even ashes, which cause infections, discomfort, and increase the risk of reproductive health issues. By, improving access to affordable, environment-friendly menstrual products through subsidies, distribution programs, and local production initiatives, we can ensure a better quality of health. (Image Source: Getty)

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