A new survey conducted by Mahina, a purpose-driven period care brand, with findings from about 1,032 menstruators, states that 2 out of 3 menstruators say that men expect them to hide the physical and ...

Persistent period pain, often dismissed, warrants attention as it can signal underlying gynecological conditions like endometriosis or PID, impacting fertility and overall well-being. Early ...

Bonds enlists Three-time Olympian Jessica Fox to unveil bold period campaign. The canoeist calls it what it is: a period. It’s 2025, and it’s about bloody time we stop tiptoeing around taboos.

I’m going to talk to the White House about it, because we should literally ban women working on the week of their period. And the week before, to be honest.” ...

‘Sinners’: How Ryan Coogler’s Period Vampire Pic Found Salvation at the Box Office. The movie toppled 'A Minecraft Movie' in a surprise upset and much-needed win for Warner Bros. movie ...

A Word, Please: A period could be the cure to your dash addiction. Writers can misuse or overuse hyphens, em dashes, colons and, to some editors’ disgust, semicolons.

What causes “period poops”? In the week or two leading up to your period, it’s not uncommon to experience constipation and bloating. That’s because your body is releasing more progesterone ...

Weight gain during your period is caused by hormonal changes. Dietary changes, such as reducing salt and eating more complex carbs, can help reduce the symptom. Skip to content ...

If you often feel sick before you get your period, you may be experiencing what’s informally known as the period flu.The word "flu" is used because symptoms can include headaches, fatigue, and muscle ...

Every month, you get your period. And every month, like clockwork, your digestive system slows down to what feels like a full stop. If you frequently experience constipation just before or during ...

If you have depression and a period, you may be vulnerable to premenstrual exacerbation, or PME, regardless of how severe your symptoms are.

More than half the states across the country have legislation requiring K-12 schools to provide free period products—such as pads and tampons—for students or offer funding for schools to ...