Women tend to undergo hormonal changes during their menstrual period. These changes further lead to cramps, nausea, and pain which also give rise to moodiness, irritation, and strange behaviours among ...

Not too long ago, we did a post on ways that women could deal with unexpected visits from their period. The responses we obtained through the site, our Facebook and Twitter pages showed that visits ...

When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. Research expert and rock climber Dr Natalie Brown discusses her best tips to maintain your ...

Dealing with menstrual pain and discomfort is a widespread challenge for many women. While over-the-counter medications are easily accessible, a growing number of individuals seek a more natural ...

Earlier this spring, my 10-mile race and my period were scheduled to arrive on the same day. Every 28 (or so) days since my teenage years, I’ve found myself curled up in pain on the bathroom floor on ...

Seasonal changes can influence the menstrual cycle and ovulation in women. Each season brings changes in mood, ovulation, and ...

Ah, menstruation—giver of stained underwear, unrelenting cramps, and, for some people, migraine attacks. If you feel a vise-grip around your skull right around the time your uterus decides it’s time ...

More than 90% of women say they experience premenstrual symptoms of some kind, according to the Office on Women’s Health, a division of the Department of Health and Human Services. Symptoms may ...

There are two camps of swimmers: those who opt to stay on land during their period and those who choose the right products to pursue their favorite activity — no matter what time of the month.