“Take this, it’s good for your vagina”, said no parent ever to ensure your lady part is as healthy as your bones. “A clean underwear a day keeps the gynaecologist away,” said no school book to make you learn the...
Before we investigate the most common types of cancers in women worldwide and their early warning signs, let’s get a clear idea of what cancer is exactly. Cancer is a disease in which some of the body's cells grow uncontrollably...
We go through a lot of symptoms while menstruating that can be quite uncomfortable and while some foods are helpful and nutritious, others can be harmful and can make your symptoms worse. Not just the unwelcome physical symptoms like abdominal...
Before we break down the various abnormal vaginal discharges, it’s important to remember that normal vaginal discharge is a healthy bodily function because it’s the body’s way to clean itself out and protect the vagina. Normal vaginal discharge is composed...
During pregnancy, the body goes through a lot of changes, especially various physical changes in your appearance. A significant physical transition is how your breasts naturally evolve to adapt before the baby is born. The undermentioned developments that your...
The taboo of “losing one’s virginity and purity” by using insertive period products is deeply entrenched in Indian society. Prudish myths like that are mostly widespread through hear-say without any rational explanation behind them. People just starting out with their...
Premenstrual Syndrome (PMS) The symptoms of Premenstrual Syndrome, or more popularly known as PMS, can affect you anytime between the end of ovulation stage and the beginning of the menstrual period. Some common symptoms include aches, pains, bloating as the...
Before we tackle the myths and misconceptions of menopause, let’s get a clear picture of what menopause is. It is a biological process where women in their 40s to 50s experience a natural decline in reproductive hormones. Menopause is diagnosed...
You might be vaguely familiar with the dates your period is going to come and could probably estimate how long it will last. But, what if you actually tracked and kept a record of it every month? Could it be...
