"She looks like she is PMSing" is often heard as a reaction to irritability in women. Let's find out whether PMS is just an excuse for a bad temper, or whether it is a problem to be addressed by a medical professional.
Heavy periods not only make life difficult but can also indicate health problems. Especially if the period was never like that before.
In recent years, reusable pads have appeared on the shelves of pharmacies and stores. What do you need to know about them?
Can aging be postponed? Yes, it can! That is when hormone replacement therapy steps in to help. Today, every woman who wants to take advantage of medical research can easily access it. But what are the risks associated with hormone replacement therapy?
Many people are concerned about the safety of sex during menstruation: is it possible to get pregnant during this period? Is there any health risk? Let’s look at the facts.
After the age of 40, the hormonal background of a woman changes, less estrogen is produced, and ovarian function and fertility decrease. However, menopause can occur between 45 and 55. Is it possible to know exactly when it will happen?
Headaches can have many causes. Although hormones can play a role, they are not typically the obvious cause. Changes in hormone levels can provoke migraines — especially women, who can experience them monthly when menstruating.
The ideal menstrual cycle is 28–31 days. Some women can have shorter or longer cycles. When a menstrual cycle starts 5 days earlier or later than normal, it is not a reason to worry. But what should you do if you don't have your period for seven days after the end of your cycle and you know for sure that you are not pregnant? And what causes changes in the menstrual cycle?
Endometriosis occurs for no reason, often without symptoms, but leads to extremely negative consequences. How to detect the disease in time and what to do then?
Do you want to start taking COCs, but are afraid of gaining weight, not getting pregnant, or losing libido? Let’s disprove some popular myths.
Iron deficiency anemia is often not an independent disease, but a sign of serious health problems. If tests show a low level of haemoglobin, it is necessary to understand the exact cause. To do this, you need to pay attention to the accompanying symptoms.