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					<description><![CDATA[Hi Nat!
I will love to hear about periods in teenagers. I know a 14 years old who is taking strong medication (not panadol) to get rid of period pain since she&#039;s actually 12 years old. She often misses school with she got her periods because she is in too much pain. Her mum had endometriosis for a long time before she went to surgery recently (hysterectomy). Is that in the DNA, if so, will she suffered the same condition and all her life she will keep treating the symptoms or she can really do something to not suffer the same fate as her mum?]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Hi Nat!<br />
I will love to hear about periods in teenagers. I know a 14 years old who is taking strong medication (not panadol) to get rid of period pain since she&#8217;s actually 12 years old. She often misses school with she got her periods because she is in too much pain. Her mum had endometriosis for a long time before she went to surgery recently (hysterectomy). Is that in the DNA, if so, will she suffered the same condition and all her life she will keep treating the symptoms or she can really do something to not suffer the same fate as her mum?</p>
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