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Adolescent Health

Adolescence is a critical stage of physical, emotional, and social changes. In gynecology, supporting young individuals through this phase with accurate information and compassionate care is essential for their overall well-being.

Menstrual and Pubertal Health

Adolescents may face menstrual issues like irregular cycles, painful periods, and heavy bleeding, impacting daily life. Puberty can also bring concerns such as early or delayed menstruation and breast changes. Educating about menstrual hygiene, product access, and care is vital for promoting health during this time.

Sexual Health

Sexual health education for adolescents should cover consent, healthy relationships, and sexual boundaries. It’s crucial to prevent STIs, promote safe sex, and offer HPV vaccination. Support for gender identity, sexual orientation, and care for those affected by sexual abuse is also essential.

Contraceptive Needs

Adolescents seeking contraceptive advice should receive private, age-appropriate counseling, covering options like condoms, oral contraceptives, and emergency contraception. Debunking myths and providing accurate information, while ensuring confidentiality, empowers them to make informed reproductive health choices.

Acne and Hormonal Imbalance

Acne is common during puberty due to hormonal changes and can affect self-esteem. It may indicate underlying conditions like PCOS. Treatment includes skincare, medications, and possibly hormone therapy, while addressing emotional well-being is also important.

Body Dysmorphic Syndrome (BDS)

Body Dysmorphic Syndrome is a mental health disorder where adolescents become excessively concerned about perceived flaws in their appearance. Early intervention, counseling, and promoting body positivity are key to preventing or managing BDS.

Eating Disorders

Eating disorders like anorexia, bulimia, and binge-eating affect adolescents’ physical and mental health, often tied to body image issues. A multidisciplinary approach involving gynecologists, psychologists, and nutritionists is necessary for effective treatment and recovery.