Health information for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women.
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Soaking pads or tampons, skipping work or school, passing large blood clots?
Heavy periods affect about one in 4 women. But for many, it’s years – even decades – before they get help. The good news is that if you are struggling, you don’t have to put up with it.
Ahead, we share tips and tools to help you start the conversation about heavy periods with your doctor and get the health care that’s right for you.
Soaking pads or tampons, skipping work or school, passing large blood clots?
Heavy periods affect about one in 4 women. But for many, it’s years – even decades – before they get help. The good news is that if you are struggling, you don’t have to put up with it.
Ahead, we share tips and tools to help you start the conversation about heavy periods with your doctor and get the health care that’s right for you.
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We also work with partner organisations, independent specialists and people with lived experience to make sure our content reflects both expert knowledge and the experiences of the community.