Confused about perimenopause? Get clear, simple answers to the 10 most searched questions about symptoms, timing, weight gain, and what to expect during this natural transition process.
Painful periods are only a small part of the picture. Endometriosis can linger undetected for years and affect many aspects of your health. Knowing its signs can make all the difference in diagnosis and treatment.
Menopause 101: A Basic Guide Key Takeaways Menopause is a gradual transition that reshapes body, mood and identity in unique ways. Symptoms vary widely; there
While many people expect birth control pills to simply regulate or pause their menstrual cycle, the hormonal shifts caused by these pills can ripple through the body in more complex ways. This article explores changes triggered by the hormonal shifts which are both visible and happening beneath the surface.
PCOD and PCOS are used interchangeably, but are rather distinct from each other. Read this article to entrust your body with informed care.
Understanding menstruation is not just about biology, but about empathy, equity, and dignity. Be an ally – read on!
September is celebrated as PCOS awareness month. But wait, what is PCOS? PCOS stands for Polycystic Ovary Syndrome, a common endocrine and metabolic condition, now prevalent in women of reproductive age.
But what about the cause? Is PCOS different from PCOD? Let’s see!
Menstrual cramps are the ordeal of most people with uteri, but when the pains become strong enough to interfere with daily activities, they could be more than the usual pains. Knowing whether you are facing ordinary menstrual cramps or dysmenorrhea, which is intensive, and probably debilitating will be able to help you seek treatment and ways of managing it appropriately. Read on!
The Ambubachi festival is an annual festival celebrating the menstruation of the Devi at the Kamakhya Temple, in Assam. Kamakhya embodies the mother cult, Shakti, and this unique festival celebrates fertility and India’s close cultural, agricultural and social ties with the Devi.
