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"Like I wasn’t in control of myself”: Menstruation Experiences of Autistic Young Adults
There is growing awareness that menstruation may be challenging for autistic people, perhaps due in part to sensory sensitivities, differences in interoception and barriers to healthcare support. Although research is beginning to highlight issues during menstruation, there has been a reliance on car
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