Reproductive health questions should not feel embarrassing

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Community: Sexual & Reproductive Health

People often delay asking questions about contraception, fertility, STIs, menstrual health, sexual function, or reproductive planning because they fear judgement. A respectful first conversation can make the next clinical conversation easier. What reproductive-health topic needs more open discussion? Source: WHO describes infertility and reproductive health as important public-health issues affecting millions globally. (World Health Organization)

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