#menstrualissues

[srushti144]

When Your Cycle Speaks: Listening to Irregular Menstrual Patterns

Changes in flow, missed cycles, or heavy bleeding could indicate hormonal shifts or underlying conditions. To address these effectively, check out Menstrual Bleeding or Irregular Bleeding Treatment in Navi Mumbai for insights into tailored gynecological care. Understand your cycle, manage your health.

[healingwithsree]

Healingwithsree My client from USA, was suffering from severe menstrual issues like irregular cycles, nausea, vomiting, cramps, backache, and headache since she got her periods. She would be in immense pain and would be bedridden for a few days every month. Her pain interfered with her daily life, and she couldn’t be active, go out, or do any physical activity due to the pain. Just in 3 sessions she experienced no symptoms on her next period. She was able to hang out with friends, went to school with no worries, traveled(took a flight to give an exam), and attended multiple dance classes with no pain or fatigue.She forgot that she was even on period. That's life transforming !!Each and every healing journey makes me more humble and grateful. www.healingwithsree.com #menstruation #menstrualissues #menstrualproblems #periodproblems #periodissues #menstrualblood #periodstains #menstruationmatters #periodstained #periodbloodred #periodstainssuck #periodstainonwhite #period #hypnotherapy #hypnosis #hypnotherapist #mentalhealth #hypnotherapyworks #hypnosisworks #periodbloodmemes #periodblood #periodbloodpanties #MenstrualHygieneDay #hypnose #coach #emotionalwellbeing https://www.instagram.com/p/CTbWHfQhYXJ/?utm_medium=tumblr

[olthewaytoleshoppe-blog]

Met with the @RedWingsProject CT team👭👭 What amazing and committed young ladies - the future of women in SA looks beautiful "Freedom cannot be achieved unless women have been emancipated..." "As long as women are bound by poverty and as long as they are looked down upon, human rights will lack substance." -Nelson Mandela #WomenIssues #RedWingsProject #MenstrualIssues #MenstrualSanitation #WomenEmpowerment #DignityRestoration (at Capetown,SA)

[ahundredbrittlestars]

Of the 355 million reproductive-age women in India, only 12 percent use absorbent pads or another sanitary method to stem the blood flow during their periods, a report by AC Nielsen and Plan India found in 2010. The rest tend to rely on old fabric, husks, dried leaves and grass, ash, sand or newspapers.

From the report "Menstrual Hygiene for Indian Women Holds Economy Back" by Natasha Khan and Ketaki Gokhale, two of the seven journalists who won the "2014 WASH Media Awards" "for their excellence in reporting on water, sanitation, and hygiene-related (WASH) issues