EAF calls for early menstrual health education

The Endometriosis and Adenomyosis Foundation (EAF) has called for increased public awareness, early menstrual health education and improved clinical capacity to ensure timely diagnosis and comprehensive care for people living with endometriosis.
Chief Executive Officer, Olabimpe Fapohunda, described endometriosis as a systemic condition requiring greater attention from the public, healthcare professionals and policymakers.
Fapohunda noted that global health data estimates that endometriosis affects about one in 10 women of reproductive age, stressing that the condition should no longer be dismissed as ordinary menstrual discomfort.
She made the call while highlighting the experienc...