The study explored menstrual hygiene management (MHM) knowledge and practices among adolescent girls and women in six districts in Ghana using qualitative methods. Participants demonstrated basic awareness of hygiene needs but faced persistent barriers such as myths, high product costs, and inadequate WASH facilities. Preferences centered on affordable, comfortable sanitary pads, while media, health workers, and community influencers emerged as key information channels. The findings highlight the need for expanded MHM education, more affordable menstrual products, and targeted strategies to improve access and promote healthier menstrual practices.
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