Breaking the Cycle of Period Poverty and Pain
Period poverty isn’t just about lacking menstrual products; it’s a barrier to health. Without access to proper care, many are forced to use makeshift solutions, leading to poor hygiene and increased health risks. For those with conditions like endometriosis, this lack of resources can worsen symptoms and make management nearly impossible. By supporting initiatives like Share the Dignity, we help provide essential products and dignity, breaking the cycle of pain and empowering individuals to take control of their health.
It’s not just period pain. It could be endometriosis
Endometriosis is a common condition where tissue similar to the womb lining grows outside of it, affecting over 830,000 Australians. It often starts in teenagers and can cause symptoms like pelvic pain, particularly during periods, and may impact fertility for some.
While it primarily affects reproductive organs, it can also be found in areas like the bowel, bladder, skin, and even the brain. The disease can take over six years to diagnose due to its variable symptoms.
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