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Doctors warn that severe menstrual pain should never be dismissed as normal, even in teenagers. Endometriosis can begin soon after a girl's first period, causing symptoms such as intense cramps, fatigue, digestive issues, and heavy bleeding. Because many adolescents normalize the pain, diagnosis is often delayed, increasing the risk of chronic pelvic pain and future fertility complications. , Health, Times Now

Persistent acne, excess facial hair and irregular periods may sometimes signal polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), a common hormonal condition affecting women of reproductive age. Experts say recognising early symptoms and seeking hormone evaluation when needed can help manage the condition.