When normal is not normal – let’s talk about Women’s Health
Gary Hunt • 14 September 2021
When normal is not normal – let’s talk about Women’s Health
Often it is women who take care of other people and support them – whether in the family or at work. But what about their own health? Menstruation-related complaints, vaginal infection, chronic diseases like endometriosis, or oncologic diseases such as breast cancer – many health-related issues may occur throughout a woman’s life. Although a lot of information is available, many topics and issues in the area of women's health are still taboo, and a lack of information as well as uncertainty remains high – sometimes leading to severe issues being dismissed as “normal” or “simply part of being a woman”.
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