Category: Period Chat
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The Impact of Period Poverty on Health and Education
Period poverty refers to the inability to afford or access menstrual products, impacting dignity, equality, and wellbeing. This issue affects education and workplace participation, leading to anxiety and stigma. Solutions include supporting charities, donating locally, fostering open discussions, and advocating for free product access to ensure everyone can manage their periods safely.
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Is Your PMS Worse Than Normal?
PMS refers to premenstrual syndrome, characterised by mild physical and emotional symptoms before menstruation. PMDD, or premenstrual dysphoric disorder, is a more severe condition affecting 3-8% of individuals, leading to debilitating symptoms that impact daily life. Seeking medical advice is crucial for diagnosis and management strategies.
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