A woman’s health should not be viewed as something monolithic or unchanging. In reality, it is a continuous “process of becoming” that changes and evolves over time. Just like us. For this reason, we must listen to a woman’s body so that we can detect the signals it sends early on and respond to them appropriately.
Prevention means knowing yourself: recognizing a sign before it becomes a problem, correcting a habit before it turns into a risk, and choosing the right solution at the right time. This is the difference between treating an illness and taking care of yourself.