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What are adolescent psychological issues in gynaecology?

To address adolescent psychological health in gynaecology, it’s important to understand the various mental health challenges faced during this pivotal stage. Adolescents frequently encounter psychological challenges as their bodies undergo changes related to menstruation, development, and overall reproductive health, affecting their self-esteem, relationships, and mental well-being.

Key psychological concerns and solutions:

  • Many young girls experience nervousness or anxiety when they first encounter menstruation or irregular cycles.
  • Stress often accompanies conditions like painful periods (dysmenorrhea) or heavy bleeding (menorrhagia), making menstrual health a mental burden.

The psychological impact of delayed puberty:

Delayed puberty can cause adolescents to feel left out or anxious, affecting peer interactions and personal confidence. Providing emotional support is essential to addressing the psychological impact of delayed puberty.

Managing anxiety in teenagers:

Teens may experience anxiety from academic pressures, social expectations, or health concerns. Offering counselling and a supportive environment is key to managing anxiety in teenagers

Specialized adolescent gynaecology care:

Provide experienced gynaecological care that is sensitive to the needs of young girls, ensuring compassionate and respectful consultations.

Counselling and Psychological Support:

1. Counselling and Psychological Support:

Offer professional counselling to address self-esteem, stress, and anxiety concerns. Adolescents need guidance in understanding and accepting bodily changes.

2. Education and awareness:

  1. Explain menstruation, hormonal shifts, and reproductive health in a clear, comprehensible manner.
  2. Share practical tips for menstrual hygiene and managing period discomfort.

3. Parent-adolescent communication:

  1. Encourage honest discussions between parents and their daughters to build trust and understanding.
  2. A strong family support system at home can foster resilience and self-assurance.

Encouraging open communication:

Parents and guardians are urged to engage in open dialogue with their daughters about these changes. Seeking medical support when needed and fostering an inclusive, informative environment contributes to a healthy transition through adolescence.

Life Plus Hospital commitment:

At Life Plus Hospital, we support adolescents in navigating these complexities with professional care and understanding. If you or your child face gynaecological or psychological concerns, reach out to our dedicated team today.

Let's grow together:

We’re here to empower young girls and their families toward greater health and understanding. Book an appointment today and let us assist you on this journey.

Why Choose Life Plus Hospital?

Expert Care:

Our team of healthcare professionals at Life Plus Hospital provides expert guidance on sexual health and vaccination.

Comprehensive Health Services:

We offer a wide range of services for both prevention and treatment of HPV-related conditions, including regular screenings and follow-up care.

Confidential and Supportive Environment:

We create a safe, welcoming space for adolescents and adults to discuss sexual health matters without fear of judgment.

Vaccination Education:

Our healthcare providers take the time to educate you about the benefits of the HPV vaccine and how it can protect you and your family from HPV-related cancers.

Take Action to Protect Your Health

At Life Plus Hospital, we encourage all eligible individuals to get the HPV vaccine to help prevent cervical cancer and other HPV-related cancers. If you have any questions or would like to schedule an appointment for the vaccine, please contact us today.

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  • Increased emotional sensitivity: Hormonal changes can lead to heightened emotional responses, such as irritability, sadness, or anger.
  • Stress and anxiety: Worries about menstrual flow, leaks, and pain can contribute to heightened anxiety, particularly during the school year or social events.
  • Feelings of embarrassment: The physical symptoms of menstruation, such as cramps, fatigue, and bloating, can make girls feel self-conscious, leading to social withdrawal or embarrassment.
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