Question

what communication,resource,management and treatment challenges would be expected with Haitian, Cuban and Jamaican school age girls with recurrent Dysmenorrhea ( isolation and pain)?

Answer 1

Ans.) Dysmenorrhea is distinguished as a typical reason for perpetual pelvic pain in women amid menstrutional cycle. It is among the most widely recognized issues influencing dominant part of adolescent girls. It significantly compromises the quality of life of young girls practically like a chronic ailment added to the consistent embarrassment and interruption of routine life.

It is quite a difficult phase especially for school going girls in countries like Haitian, Cuban and Jamaican. Due to recurrent dysmenorrhea, these girls are not able to attend their school. They are also isolated from the public gathering. This is due to the absence of little things required for keeping up the menstrual cleanliness, such as privacy, water supply and waste dumping, have been found as real purposes behind non-appearance, however anomalous physical conditions (pain, inconvenience etc) are likewise one.

It has been found that these girls not much aware about their personal hygiene during their menstrual cycle. Hence, at first it is necessary to communicate with them to make them aware and also to understand their situation. Awareness programme should be organized for them and if possible and resources are available, free sanitary pads with some medication should also distributed among them. Apart from them, also communicate with the local dispensary or health care center to provide medical help in serious cases.