SECONDARY RESEARCH
Menstrual pads delivery, Vaccine reminders, Public healthcare alert, Vlogs and blogs as awareness program, Government schemes.
1.2019. Journal of family medicine and primary care, Reproductive health status of rural married women in Tamil Nadu : A descriptive cross section study
High prevalence of gynaecological morbidity in this study shows that there is a need to plan and implement health education and awareness creation programs to complement the existing programs targeting woman
2.2021. Women health in rural Tamil Nadu. Ranjith Kumar A and Manimekalai K ( Vilupuram district )
Reproductive Problem
Number of Response
% of Response
Menstrual Health
169
44%
Menopause
124
32%
Pregnancy/delivery
76
20%
Aging/griatris
15
4%
384
100%
Endometriosis, Cervical cancer, HIV, Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), Primary ovarian insufficiency, Uterine Fibroids, Interstitial cystitis, Gonorrhoea, Chlamydia.
3. TN 2nd CRM Field visit. MS. Girija .
54% anaemias , incidence of obesity in married woman
Promote male participation for family planning
½ yearly meeting of government bodies of district health societies must be notified.
4. ORF.2020. Sunaina Kumar
Improving the reach and quality of low cost or cost free pads is an important of menstrual health, as affordability is still the main barrier for the usage of pads in India — sanitary cups and reusable menstrual cups.
5. Cancer vaccines — HPV , cervical cancer, Breast cancer, Ovarian cancer .
PMC PubMed Central.
78.3% of the population had heard of CC, 41.3 % of HPV, and 36.5% of the HPV vaccine.
Among them, the percentages of the correctly answered knowledge-related questions were found to be 66.2%, 50.9% and 52.1% for CC, HPV and HPV vaccine, respectively. 76.6% of parents were willing to vaccinate their daughters. The percentage increased to 92.9%, if the ministry of health (MOH) recommended the vaccine. A significant correlation was found between the spouse’s level of education, HPV.