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Endometriosis

Period pain is NOT normal

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Learn more from Dr. Amira Bhaiji
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Period problems
9 in 10
women and AFAB folks experience period pain every month
55%
of people may not experience even moderate pain relief from painkillers during their period
7–10 years
is the average time for an endometriosis or PCOS diagnosis
We’re here to challenge the status quo.

Period & Pelvic pain clinic

Our 360° plan to tackle period pain

Contrary to common belief, period pain is not normal. Living pain-free is not a genetic privilege but a reality you can achieve through knowledge of your own body. Uncover the root cause of your pain with Daye's Period & Pelvic Pain Clinic and explore effective, evidence-based methods to manage it.

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What are the symptoms?

The most common ones include: period pain, heavy periods, pain during sex and urination.

How is it diagnosed?

With the right medical evaluation, diagnosis can be made through imaging tests or laparoscopic surgery.

What are the treatments?

Prescription medications, surgery, lifestyle interventions, or all together.

Can it cause infertility?

People living with endo can experience fertility problems. It’s important to raise awareness of this condition.

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pThe Period & Pelvic Pain Clinic exists because we believe no one should have to "just deal with" period pain. Through our innovative combination of digital assessments and expert nurse consultations, we help decode your symptoms, identify potential underlying conditions, and create personalised care plans that work for your whole cycle. We're here to provide the comprehensive answers and support you deserve, all from the comfort of your home./p

pYour Period & Pelvic Pain Clinic package includes:/pulliA comprehensive digital assessment of your pelvic pain/liliProbability scores for various conditions that might be causing your pain /liliA 30-minute consultation with an expert nurse/liliScience-backed lifestyle modifications for each phase of your cycle (menstrual, follicular, and luteal)/liliClear next steps and referral recommendations if needed/li/ul

pThe process is designed to be thorough yet convenient:/polliComplete our comprehensive questionnaire about your symptoms, medical history, and lifestyle/liliReceive a detailed report analyzsing your responses, based on the latest clinical guidelines/liliBook your 30-minute consultation with a specialist nurse/liliGet personalised support and create an actionable care plan during your consultation/li/ol

pYour 30-minute consultation is a safe, judgment-free space where you'll connect with a specialist nurse who truly understands period and pelvic pain. This is your time to be heard, validated, and supported by an expert who will:/pulliListen to your full story and period pain experiences /liliHelp you make sense of your report and what it means for your daily life/liliWork with you to create a practical action plan that fits your unique lifestyle and needs/liliGuide you through available treatment options if needed/liliAnswer any questions about your menstrual and pelvic health/liliProvide referral recommendations if necessary/li/ulpEvery consultation is personalised to you - there's no one-size-fits-all approach here. Whether you've been dealing with pain for years or are just starting to seek answers, our nurses are here to support you with expertise and empathy./p

pYes! While the service includes one comprehensive consultation, your report and care plan are designed to provide long-term support. You can always book additional consultations if your symptoms change or you need further support./p

pNo, the Period & Pelvic Pain Clinic is not a diagnostic service. Only a qualified healthcare provider can formally diagnose gynaecological conditions through proper medical examination and testing. However, we can help you understand your symptoms and get on the path to diagnosis faster./ppOur service helps by:/pulliComparing your symptoms against clinical research and guidelines/liliIdentifying patterns that might suggest certain conditions/liliProviding a detailed PDF summary report you can share with your healthcare provider/liliHelping you understand which symptoms warrant further investigation/liliEmpowering you with knowledge to have more productive conversations with your doctor/liliSupporting you in navigating the next steps of your diagnostic journey/li/ulpThink of us as your knowledgeable guide and advocate - we're here to help you understand your /p

pAbsolutely! The Period & Pelvic Pain Clinic was developed in collaboration with leading experts in gynecology and follows guidelines from:/pulliRoyal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (RCOG)/liliNational Institute for Care Excellence (NICE)/liliEuropean Society of Human Reproduction and Embryology (ESHRE) /li/ulpOur recommendations are always backed by scientific research, which we make accessible to you in the report./p

Daye tampons are manufactured in accordance with medical device standards, including ISO13485 and GMP. In order for a diagnosis to be confirmed, test results from the Diagnostic Tampon should be considered by a licensed healthcare provider alongside a patient's symptoms and medical history. Like every other diagnostic test, lab results are not sufficient for a diagnosis. Daye offers customers the option to connect with independent CQC-regulated healthcare providers virtually and in-person for a confirmed diagnosis. All prescriptions and treatments provided through the Daye platform are issued by third-party, independent pharmacists, who are also regulated under CQC and GPhC.