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Women who miss at least three menstrual periods in a row may have a condition in science or medical language called amenorrhoea.

And this may apply to girls who have not begun their menstruation by the age of 16. Amenorrhea is the absence of menstruation.

The most common cause of amenorrhea is pregnancy and other problems come with the reproductive organs and with the glands that regulate hormone levels.

The symptoms of amenorrhea depending on the cause may include milky nipple discharge, hair loss, headache, vision changes and excess facial hair. Women need to visit their doctors if they miss three menstrual periods in a row. However women who take birth control pills may sometimes miss periods because when oral contraceptives are stopped, the body may take three to six months to resume regular ovulation and menstruation. Experts tell us that contraceptives that are implanted may cause amenorrhoea.  Other factors of amenorrhea are stress, low body weight, hormonal imbalances and excessive exercise.

Walakira Nyanzi

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CWC offers internship programmes for individuals of various disciplines from all over the world.

These internships are tailor-made to match the qualifications and expertise of the applicant organisational requirements.

The programmes are usually three to six months in duration. However, this varies according to the time available to the intern and the requirements of the project.

If you are interested in Concerned for Working Children Internships, then you should review these questions.

• Do you want the experience of working directly with children?
• Do you want to know more about children’s rights?
• Do you want to learn how to enable children to participate in decision-making processes?
• Do you want to know how to design participatory strategies with children?
• Do you want to contribute to furthering the rights of children?
• Do you enjoy working with children?
• Do you wish to use your expertise in law, research, communications, design, architecture, marketing, management etc; to further the cause of children’s rights?

If your answer to any of the questions above is ‘yes’, you should rush your application for an internship programme with CWC.

For more information see; Concerned for Working Children Internships

 Concerned for Working Children Internships

CWC offers internship programmes for individuals of various disciplines from all over the world.

These internships are tailor-made to match the qualifications and expertise of the applicant organisational requirements.

The programmes are usually three to six months in duration. However, this varies according to the time available to the intern and the requirements of the project.

If you are interested in Concerned for Working Children Internships, then you should review these questions.

• Do you want the experience of working directly with children?
• Do you want to know more about children’s rights?
• Do you want to learn how to enable children to participate in decision-making processes?
• Do you want to know how to design participatory strategies with children?
• Do you want to contribute to furthering the rights of children?
• Do you enjoy working with children?
• Do you wish to use your expertise in law, research, communications, design, architecture, marketing, management etc; to further the cause of children’s rights?

If your answer to any of the questions above is ‘yes’, you should rush your application for an internship programme with CWC.

For more information see; Concerned for Working Children Internships

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The head of surgeon at Mulago hospital Dr. Michael Muhumuza said that Pamela Asiimwe will recover despite of sustaining serious injuries and the permanent disabilities will be determined after six months.

Pamela Asiimwe is now in 3A ward in Mulago hospital bed 9 and she is still in pain.

Asiimwe’s hands were cut in front of their father Ephraim Byakwaga, on December 9th after her husband had threatened to kill her several times if at any time he finds her talking to any one at work place.

Deus Twinamasiko thought that he had killed Asiimwe and he ran to the Police to report himself where was detained.

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