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Talking to Teens


The Importance of Menstrual Education: Why It Matters
Menstrual education is key to breaking stigma, improving health literacy, and empowering young people to understand their bodies with confidence. By providing accurate information and encouraging open conversations, we can reduce shame, challenge myths, and help individuals recognize when to seek care — building a healthier, more informed future for all.
Endo Admin
Feb 213 min read


Understanding the Reproductive Cycle: How Hormones Rise, Fall, and Affect Your Body
The menstrual cycle is more than a period — it’s a monthly rhythm guided by hormones that affect energy, mood, pain, and inflammation. This guide explains the four cycle phases and key hormones like estrogen, progesterone, FSH, and LH to help better understand your body.
Endo Admin
Jan 33 min read


Talking to Teens about Period Pain
Our Daughters Matter: Talking to Teens About Period Pain
For too long, young girls have been told that painful periods are “normal.” The truth is — severe pain is not. Our Our Daughters Matter campaign empowers parents, teachers, and teens to talk openly about period pain and recognize the early signs of Endometriosis. Because when we listen, we can help our daughters get care sooner, feel understood, and know their pain matters
Endo Admin
Nov 3, 20252 min read

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