A chronic and progressive condition

when tissue similar to the lining of the

uterus (womb) grows outside of the

uterus.

A term used for the tax imposed

on menstrual products by a

government.

A rare, life-threatening complication

of bacterial infections. Often due to leaving a tampon in for longer than recommended.

A condition where distressing physical, emotional, and behavioral symptoms recur before a period and improve or disappear once menstruation ends.

A hormonal disorder in people who menstruate where higher-than-normal male hormone levels, like testosterone, are produced.

The limited or inadequate access to

menstrual products or menstrual

health education.

The release of an egg from an ovary

into the fallopian tube, during

the menstrual cycle. This is the

key time for fertility during the

menstrual cycle.

A social, political, environmental

and cultural movement that seeks

to advance menstrual health,

break the period stigma and ensure

that women, girls and those who

menstruate can fully and equally

participate in society.

When people who menstruate

naturally stop having menstrual

periods.