Women are more prone to mental health issues due to biological factors like hormonal changes during different life stages. Socially, they often face higher levels of stress from discrimination, violence, and unequal roles. These pressures can affect their mental well-being. Psychologically, women may internalize stress more, leading to conditions like anxiety and depression. They are also more likely to seek help for mental health concerns, which can lead to higher reported rates of diagnosis. To support women’s mental health, it’s important to address these factors and provide targeted support and services that consider their unique challenges and needs.