Why menstrual pain shouldn’t be normalized: Addressing the endometriosis crisis in Pakistan
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This paper discusses the normalization of menstrual pain and addresses the endometriosis crisis in Pakistan.
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- From womanhood to endometriosis: findings from focus groups with women from different ethnic groups 2011
- Addressing the Endometriosis Knowledge Gap for Improved Clinical Care-A Cross-Sectional Pre- and Post-Educational-Intervention Study among Pakistani Women 2023
- Frequency of Endometriosis on Diagnostic Laparoscopy in Females with Secondary Infertility 2024
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- Addressing the Endometriosis Knowledge Gap for Improved Clinical Care-A Cross-Sectional Pre- and Post-Educational-Intervention Study among Pakistani Women via openalex
- Frequency of Endometriosis on Diagnostic Laparoscopy in Females with Secondary Infertility via openalex
- From womanhood to endometriosis: findings from focus groups with women from different ethnic groups via openalex
- W2136737524 via openalex
- W4410477988 via openalex
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