A regular menstrual cycle is an essential part of reproductive health, but variations in cycle length and duration of bleeding are common. While most periods last between 3 to 7 days, some women experience longer periods, leaving them wondering if it’s normal or a sign of an underlying issue. So, if your period lasts more … Read more
In today’s fast-paced world, loneliness is becoming an increasingly common concern, particularly among women. While loneliness is often associated with emotional distress, recent research suggests that it may have deeper implications for physical health—especially heart health. But can loneliness really increase the risk of heart disease in women? Let’s hear what experts have to say. … Read more
Over the years, rumors have circulated that wearing an underwire bra might increase the risk of breast cancer. Many women have been concerned about whether their everyday choice of lingerie could be silently harming their health. But is there any scientific basis to these claims? Let’s take a closer look at what doctors and experts … Read more
Bras—some women swear by them, others can’t wait to take them off after a long day. But have you ever wondered whether wearing a bra is actually good or bad for you? While bras provide support and shape, they also come with their own set of drawbacks. Let’s take a deep dive into the advantages … Read more
Menstruation is a natural process, but it can sometimes come with unexpected surprises—one of them being blood clots. If you’ve ever noticed jelly-like clumps in your period flow, you’re not alone. While blood clots during menstruation are often normal, they can sometimes signal an underlying health issue. So, what causes them, and when should you … Read more
Feeling dizzy during your period? You’re not alone. Many women experience lightheadedness, fatigue, or even fainting spells during their menstrual cycle. While it can be unsettling, dizziness during your period is often linked to hormonal changes, low iron levels, dehydration, or blood sugar fluctuations. The good news? There are simple and effective ways to manage … Read more
Menopause is a natural biological process that every woman experiences, typically occurring between the ages of 45 and 55. While it marks the end of menstruation and fertility, many women wonder: can menopause be delayed? Let’s explore what doctors and experts have to say about this. What is Menopause? Menopause happens when the ovaries stop … Read more
When it comes to body fat distribution, women often notice changes in different areas over time. One of the less-discussed but equally important areas where fat tends to accumulate is the pubic area, medically referred to as the mons pubis. If you’ve been wondering why this happens, you’re not alone. Experts suggest that several factors … Read more
When it comes to understanding fertility, many women overlook one crucial monthly signal—their period flow. While we often focus on cycle regularity, the characteristics of your menstrual flow can reveal a lot about hormonal balance, reproductive health, and potential fertility issues. To shed light on this topic, we gathered insights from medical experts. Here’s what … Read more
Getting a menstrual cup stuck can feel alarming, but don’t worry—you’re not alone, and it’s not a medical emergency. Menstrual cups are designed to sit securely in the vagina, but sometimes they may move higher or create strong suction, making removal tricky. The key is to stay calm and use the right techniques to get … Read more