What do irregular periods indicate for your possibility of becoming pregnant? When is the best time to try for a baby? Can you have regular periods yet be unable to conceive?Â
Check out this post to find out how periods and fertility are related.
Menstrual products are a hot topic these days. It's no secret that women have been menstruating forever (duh), but the methods we use to manage our menstrual cycles changes and evolve with the times.
From pads, to tampons, menstrual cups and period underwear, menstrual products make up a multi-billion dollar worldwide today. Each comes with its set of advantages and disadvantages.Â
On the other hand, if you’re a sanitary pad user you may have wondered about the impact on sustainability. Here’s where organic pads come in handy.
Sanitary pad dermatitis is commonly known as pad rash. It is a condition that refers to skin inflammation around our intimate skin area, that can cause redness, swelling and itchiness.
Based on statistic from Laurier, this condition is not limited to menstruator with sensitive skin, and 7 out of 10 women are reported to have experienced some form of skin irritation around their intimate areas during menstruation.
Although menstruation is a naturally occurring process, it is important that we actively maintain proper sanitary care when managing it. Just like how we make an effort to carry out daily activities like brushing the teeth and washing the face, we must likewise make an effort to give our periods the care they deserve.
Think your wife, girlfriend, or partner is on “that time of the month?” Here’s what you can do to support them through their menstruation cycles.
There are even women in their mid-twenties who are curious yet unaware of what vaginal discharge is. So, what is vaginal discharge and what exactly should be a cause for concern? Fret not – we’ve got this covered.
Here’s what you need to know about vaginal discharge and what to look out for.
