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November 30, 2025Health Science ReportsOpen Access

The Effect of Climate Change on Menstrual Health: A Qualitative Study of Gabura Union, Shyamnagar, Satkhira, Bangladesh

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Qualitative study finds climate change worsens menstrual hygiene issues in Bangladesh, indicating urgent support is needed.

Findings reveal climate change severely impacts menstrual hygiene, leading to infections and discomfort due to saline water use.
Thematic analysis from interviews highlights major issues like water scarcity and healthcare barriers affecting menstrual health.
Qualitative study involved interviews with women and health professionals in Bangladesh's vulnerable coastal regions.
Study emphasizes the importance of addressing menstrual health as part of climate vulnerability and social justice.

Farhana Yasmin (2025) studied this question.

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November 30, 2025Health Science ReportsOpen Access

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Qualitative study finds climate change worsens menstrual hygiene issues in Bangladesh, indicating urgent support is needed.

Findings reveal climate change severely impacts menstrual hygiene, leading to infections and discomfort due to saline water use.
Thematic analysis from interviews highlights major issues like water scarcity and healthcare barriers affecting menstrual health.
Qualitative study involved interviews with women and health professionals in Bangladesh's vulnerable coastal regions.
Study emphasizes the importance of addressing menstrual health as part of climate vulnerability and social justice.

Farhana Yasmin (2025) studied this question.

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