Menstruation - cycle tracker - Pre-menstrual syndroom (PMS)
Storytelling methode: Seema has just start menstruating. She doesn't understand what's happening with her body and goes for help and advise to her Aunty (Maasi) Vidhya. Her aunt reassures Seema that the changes her body is going through are normal and that Seema need not worry. By using illustrations Aunty Vidhya explains how to set the date when her menstruation starts and when to be aware of the different phases of the cycle.
Learning: Meri Body provides you with information about your body and everything you need to know about your menstrual cycle and fertility. By using storytelling illustrations, animated videos and multilingual voice-overs, Meri Body aspires to spread knowledge about the body changes an adolescent goes through menstruation starts.
Pre-Menstrual Syndrom (PMS): Often not being able to talk about menstruation and lack of knowledge creates misconceptions about hygiene and fertility. Our cycle tracker helps you to understand the symptoms of discomfort during menstruation: why you can gain weight during certain days of your cycle, have swollen breasts, feel nausea, back or stomach cramps and mood swings.
Up-to-date information: The features helps you to move easily between the calendar days. It guides you to fill in the dates when you start menstruating and the duration of the monthly cycle. It helps you recognise the days when you can expect the next menstruation to start. Discreet reminders help you to be informed when you should be prepared with sanitary pads, when you could be fertile and shares basic knowledge about reproductive healthcare.
Key features for girls in India: It provides a tool to break the silence and be prepared. Our App also helps to lower the threshold of learning about your body and therefore eradicate taboo and misconceptions. Meri Body is available in Hindi, Punjabi, Marathi & English. Other regional languages are soon to follow.
Storytelling methode: Seema has just start menstruating. She doesn't understand what's happening with her body and goes for help and advise to her Aunty (Maasi) Vidhya. Her aunt reassures Seema that the changes her body is going through are normal and that Seema need not worry. By using illustrations Aunty Vidhya explains how to set the date when her menstruation starts and when to be aware of the different phases of the cycle.
Learning: Meri Body provides you with information about your body and everything you need to know about your menstrual cycle and fertility. By using storytelling illustrations, animated videos and multilingual voice-overs, Meri Body aspires to spread knowledge about the body changes an adolescent goes through menstruation starts.
Pre-Menstrual Syndrom (PMS): Often not being able to talk about menstruation and lack of knowledge creates misconceptions about hygiene and fertility. Our cycle tracker helps you to understand the symptoms of discomfort during menstruation: why you can gain weight during certain days of your cycle, have swollen breasts, feel nausea, back or stomach cramps and mood swings.
Up-to-date information: The features helps you to move easily between the calendar days. It guides you to fill in the dates when you start menstruating and the duration of the monthly cycle. It helps you recognise the days when you can expect the next menstruation to start. Discreet reminders help you to be informed when you should be prepared with sanitary pads, when you could be fertile and shares basic knowledge about reproductive healthcare.
Key features for girls in India: It provides a tool to break the silence and be prepared. Our App also helps to lower the threshold of learning about your body and therefore eradicate taboo and misconceptions. Meri Body is available in Hindi, Punjabi, Marathi & English. Other regional languages are soon to follow.
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