'Painful periods' presentation slideshows

Chapter 8: Sexually Transmitted Infectious/Diseases

FORMER 425 STUDENT PROJECT. Chapter 8: Sexually Transmitted Infectious/Diseases . What is an STI?. This is an STI STI stands for: Sexually Transmitted Infection. History. Previously known as STD; Name change emphasizes infections are curable

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A T reasury of N atural S tren g th

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Find out if you have mild or severe Dysmenorrhea (Painful Period)

Due to hormonal changes, the cause of period pain can differ from women to women. The pain can vary from mild to severe, usually lasts for 12 to 72 hours, with symptoms like nausea and ache, exhaustion, and even diarrhea.

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Modern Lifestyle Changes Helps To Ease Period Pain

Painful Periods gives best advice to ease the period of pain. We will tell you in detail about how the modern lifestyle helps women and girls to ease their dysmenorrhea and period pain, cramps. For more details, join our campaign called #WhySufferSilently and spread awareness about Period pain.

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Effects of Dysmenorrhea (Painful Periods) on Society

Painful Periods encourages women and girls to change their minds about Dysmenorrhea (Painful Periods). The above-mentioned PPT explains the effects of dysmenorrhea (painful periods) such as the social impact and the economic impact on society. Visit our website for more details on Menstruation and Girls Health Education.

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Sex Education

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5 Signs Of Infertility In Women

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#WhySufferSilently - About The Campaign - Painful Periods

The painful periodsu00a0spread awareness by arranging the #WhySufferSilently awareness campaignu00a0among girls and women. This awareness drive is carried out for women and girls in various cities, with a lot of understanding of other items such as treatment, diagnosis, and medication required during periods of suffering.

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Most Common PMS (Premenstrual Syndrome) Emotional Symptoms

Every woman has to suffer from menstruation and pain with dysmenorrhea. Women gets irritated over every little things around her during and before the period. Irritation, Depression, Anxiety are some of the common symptoms of Premenstrual Syndrome(PMS). Painful Periods can advise you on how to reduce the period pain by doing various exercises and holding a campaign for women and girls. Visit our website for more details.

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What Goes Around Comes Around

What Goes Around Comes Around. Zoulikha Zair 29 th April 2013. Follicular Phase. Early Follicular phase Hypothalamus and pituitary free from feedback inhibition FSH and LH have begun to rise, particularly FSH due to lack of inhibin FSH stimulates the granulosa cells

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Dysmenorrhea Continues Due to Traditional Myths & Wrong Education

This presentation explains how girls and women face the pain of dysmenorrhea and how family members support overcome dysmenorrhea. To know more about in detail, please visit our blog section https://www.painfulperiods.in/blog/ and participate in our campaign #WhySufferSilently.

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Do you know if you have Dysemnorrhea (Painful Period)?

If you want to know the symptoms of Dysmenorrhea (Period Pain),Painful Period will help you to know in details.Bottom and / or lower back pain during your period are the main symptoms of period pain. You can visit our website to get more information.

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Do you know how to treat Dysmenorrhea (Painful Period)?

Painful Period provides information on Dysmenorrhea (Period Pain). Taking aspirin or other pain reliever medicines, such as acetaminophen, ibuprofen or naproxen will heal your pain if you have mild menstrual cramps. For more information,visit our website https://www.painfulperiods.in/

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Dysmenorrhea (Painful Periods) Affects Your Quality of Life!

Dysmenorrhea, also known as severe menstrual pain or cramps which are caused by uterine contractions. Due to severe pain, it is quite difficult for women to perform their regular activities and the impact of primary dysmenorrhea pain specifically on the quality of life.

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