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What are Common Barriers to Compliance?

Common barriers include:
Financial constraints: High costs of medication and treatment.
Lack of support systems: Absence of family or community support.
Cultural beliefs: Misconceptions and stigma associated with certain gynecological conditions.
Psychological factors: Depression, anxiety, and other mental health issues.

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