A Full Breakdown of the Four Menstrual Cycle Phases
Want to know more about the four stages of the menstrual cycle? We asked the experts to explain what's going on in the body, ...
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Do You Burn More Calories on Your Period?
No, you don’t burn a significant number of additional calories when you’re resting and on your period. Learn why research is ...
So You Just Missed Your Period But You’re Not Pregnant. Here’s What Might Be Going On
It’s pretty normal for your period to no-show at some point, and it can happen for a variety of reasons. “Our periods can be ...
Why did my period come early? 10 potential causes, according to doctors
Meds and supplements are a top culprit. Certain medications, such as aspirin, vitamins, or supplements can cause anticoagulation, or thin your blood, according to Dr Rachel High, a urogynecologist at ...
Period symptoms that aren't 'normal' and could be caused by medical condition
Various health issues can lead to "bad periods," characterised by heavy bleeding, severe cramps, or irregular cycles. These ...
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‘I thought my period pain was normal—26 years later, I was diagnosed with endometriosis’
Endometriosis affects roughly 10 percent (190 million) of reproductive age women and girls globally. According to the World ...
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10 Signs Your Daughter’s First Period Is About to Start
Breast tenderness and other symptoms of puberty may precede menarche (the first period). Learn how to sense when her period ...
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The Menstrual Cycle and Cognition: What the Science Really Says
A meta-analysis of 102 studies and 3,943 participants found no significant cognitive differences across menstrual phases.
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Menstrual health: Working out on your red days and the importance of tracking your cycle
This International Women's Month, GMA News Online looks into the importance of tracking your menstrual cycle, the safety of working out during your red days, and lifestyle change recommendations to ...
Full list of symptoms 34 million women are being told 'are not normal'
A certain degree of tiredness may be usual during menstruation; however, Dr Ooi alerts that symptoms like fainting or ...