What your body has been trying to tell you

PCOD / PCOS

The most common endocrine disorder in women, and 70% don't know they have it.

1 in 5

Indian women has it

Amenorrhea

When periods stop, and everyone assumes it's fine.

3-4%

of reproductive-age women

Thyroid Disorders

She thinks it's stress. Her doctor didn't test for it. It's her thyroid.

15.86%

of Indian women (3x more than men)

Endometriosis

Her pain is not normal. It took her 4 to 12 years to hear that.

42 million

women in India affected

Dysmenorrhea

50% miss school every month. Only 14% ever see a doctor.

70.2%

of Indian girls affected

Adenomyosis

Called 'the missed disease'. Diagnosis delay: 6 to 11 years.

41-49%

of women with gynae symptoms

Menorrhagia

Half of all women think soaking through pads every hour is normal.

~45%

in Indian cities (Lancet Global Health 2023)

PMDD

Cyclical mood episodes so severe they disappear, then return. Every month.

8%

of Indian women (vs. 1.6% globally)

Hormonal Mental Health

It's not her personality. It's her hormones. And it's cyclical.

43%

of Indian women experience PMS

Postpartum Depression

The most common complication of childbirth. 91% of Indian women have never heard of it.

22%

pooled prevalence in India

Uterine Fibroids

She thought heavy bleeding was normal. She had fibroids for years.

70%

of women affected globally by lifetime

Ovarian Cysts

Most are benign. Some aren't. The difference matters.

1 in 5

women develop a significant pelvic mass

Fertility Challenges

Infertility has no national health programme in India.

1 in 6

people globally experience infertility

Cervical Health

One of the most preventable cancers in the world. India screens only 1.9% of women.

127,526

new cervical cancer cases in India (2022)

Anemia

The most common health condition affecting Indian women, and most don't know they have it.

57%

of Indian women of reproductive age

Bone Health

Bone loss begins earlier for Indian women than any published guidelines assume.

46.2 years

mean age of menopause in India (5 years earlier than West)