Just as we still experience winter even when it doesn’t snow,  the absence of a period is not akin to the absence of a ...

Track your menstrual cycles, noting the start and end dates, flow intensity, color, and any other symptoms such as pain or discomfort. This information can be valuable for your health care ...

The withdrawal bleeding that occurs during pill-free weeks often appears lighter and more watery than natural menstrual flow. Progestin-only contraceptives, including mini-pills and hormonal IUDs ...

During a heavy menstrual flow, you can lose between 60 and 80 milliliters of blood. If you find you’re changing a regular absorbency pad every 2 hours or more, it’s time to switch to a super ...

During a heavy menstrual flow, you can lose between 60 and 80 milliliters of blood. If you find you’re changing a regular absorbency pad every 2 hours or more, it’s time to switch to a super ...

And yes, if just decreasing blood flow is your main concern, ibuprofen is not the most effective. A 1991 study found that another NSAID called mefenamic acid can reduce blood flow by 20 to 40 ...

For those with a heavy flow, a menstrual cup could be the answer. They offer less frequent bathroom visits, milder cramps and fewer leaks. The Pixie Menstrual Cup, which can hold up to 30 ...