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Navigating Endometriosis in New Zealand Around 120,000 women in New Zealand face the challenges of endometriosis. Many struggle to access timely care due to long wait times and a shortage of specialists, often enduring symptoms for years before receiving a proper diagnosis. If you suspect you have endometriosis, it's crucial to advocate for yourself and your health. I can support you with hormonal balance, symptom management, and navigating the healthcare system. Together, we can work towards improving your quality of life. For more information click the link below. #HealthcareNZ #EndometriosisSupport #WomenHealthAdvocacy #ChronicIllnessAwareness #HealthCoaching #HormonalHealthCoach #WomensHealthCoach https://lnkd.in/gjtT2aMQ

Women often put the needs of others before their own, neglecting their health in the process. But prioritizing your gynecological health is crucial for your overall well-being. We have mentioned some key issues every woman shouldn't ignore. Check them out and remember to take care of your health. Reach out to our gynecologists if you are experiencing any of these issues. Our team is here to listen to your concerns and provide personalized care. 📱 +91 89255 28387 🌐 www.karpagamhospital.in #KarpagamHospital #BestHospitalinCoimbatore #kfmsr #karpagam #WomensHealthMatters #PrioritizeYourHealth #GynecologicalWellbeing #SelfCareIsImportant #TakeCareOfYourself #ListenToYourBody #GynecologicalConcerns #PersonalizedCare #HealthComesFirst #WomenEmpowerment

As healthcare professionals and advocates, understanding menstrual blood loss is crucial. The average woman loses 30-40 mL of blood per cycle, with some experiencing heavier flows of up to 60 mL or more. Tampons and pads typically hold 5-10 mL. These facts have significant implications for women's health, including: - Menstrual equity and access to products - Diagnosing and treating heavy menstrual bleeding (HMB) - Reducing stigma around periods Dr. Steven Palter sheds light on these essential topics. Watch his video and share your thoughts! #MenstrualHealthMatters #WomensHealth #Healthcare

Watch our founder Afua Amponsa discuss the importance of open conversations about Menstrual Health and Hygiene between the older generation and stakeholders. Together, we can break the stigma and create a supportive environment for all. #MenstrualHealth #OpenConversations #BreakTheStigma #TripleASocialImpact"

By understanding the relationship between perimenopause and gut health, you can unlock targeted, effective interventions and recommend treatment plans to support women through this time.

Day 3 of #WomensHealthWeek ! We're tackling taboos and challenging the uncomfortable. 'Taboo' topics often hinder open communication, especially in women's health issues like menstruation and menopause. These taboos, compounded by medical jargon and misunderstandings, can prevent women from fully participating in shared decision-making with their doctors. By supporting open, honest and vulnerable conversations, we’re spreading the word that shame and stigma have no place in health care. Read more here: https://bit.ly/3XqXo29 #JeanHailes #WomensHealthWeek #YourVoiceYourChoice #WomensHealthWeek2024

#Did you know that men often pass away nearly five years before women do? Men's reluctance to visit the doctor is one factor, according to menshealthmonth.org. Indeed, research indicates that women visit the doctor twice as frequently as males. males's Health Network further points out that several conditions are more common in males and that patients and their doctors should monitor these conditions through routine visits. Therefore, Men's Health Month aims to raise awareness of avoidable health issues and promote early disease identification and treatment in both men and boys. #nationalmenshealthmonth🚹🚹

Obesity Care Week is winding down, but there is one more important message to share before it ends… Weight bias, stigma, and discrimination are HARMFUL! But, despite this, #weightbias and stigmatisation of people with obesity is becoming more common in the work, home and clinical environment. However, evidence supports that #obesity is actually EXACERBATED when the individual suffers weight bias and social stigma. Understanding weight bias and stigma is a crucial part of compassionate #obesitycare. Here’s a resource that you can use RIGHT NOW to learn more about weight bias and stigma and how to avoid it: https://bit.ly/3wKEBnD #ObesityCareWeek #health #healthcare

The time is now: regular exercise maintains vascular health in ageing women https://lnkd.in/dTreuU9i

⏱️ Time is of the essence, especially when it comes to health emergencies. But women experiencing chest pain wait 11 minutes longer to receive care in the emergency department compared to men with the same symptoms. #NationalStressAwarenessMonth This gender gap in health care is unacceptable. It's time to prioritize women's heart health and ensure timely, equitable care for all. ❤️ Learn how we can use policy to close these gaps in the SWHR Heart Health Policy Agenda: https://ow.ly/8C3O50QIXjp #SWHRtalksHeart