Dear Editor-in-Chief: Puberty is one of the most critical stages of life for girls, during which they experience significant changes in their body systems that require preparation to cope with (1). The average age of puberty for girls is typically between 10 and 11 yr old, with the process typically completed by 15 to 17 yr old (2). More than 50% of the global population is under the age of 25, and among them, approximately one-fifth (around half a billion) are teenagers (3). Today, focusing on the health of adolescents is a crucial matter that has received significant attention and prioritization from the WHO, particularly regarding the self-care of adolescent girls, as they are more vulnerable than their male counterparts (4). The Cairo International Conference on Population and Development has also emphasized the importance of identifying and providing care for adolescent girls (5). Neglecting the educational, physical, and psychological needs of this stage can jeopardize their transition into adulthood and hinder their potential to become a productive workforce for society (6)...