These represent just a glimpse of the devastating outcomes resulting from Menstrual Inequity or Period Poverty and the absence of menstruation-related education. This cycle bears enduring consequences, impacting both physical health—due to the use of unsuitable materials like leaves, ash, sawdust, and old rags, which can lead to infections—and mental well-being. Girls facing these challenges often miss out on education, drop out of school, face the risk of child marriage, and encounter obstacles in pursuing a stable career path for self-support, making them vulnerable to abuse and trapping them in an unending cycle of poverty.