Women’s Health
Women’s Health covers a range of topics including physical, mental, and emotional well-being, reproductive health, fitness, nutrition, and healthcare issues specific to women.
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Can Ozempic Cause Menstrual Bleeding? Real Talk on Cycles, Changes, & Surprises
(img by NewsNation) Wait, Is That Normal? Let’s just get straight to it: nothing gets your attention quite like a random, heavy, or downright weird period—especially when you’re already trying to deal with weight loss, diabetes, or both. Maybe you started Ozempic, things were going well, and then…your period shows up out of nowhere. Or, […]
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How Often Should You Change Your Pad?
How frequently you’ll need to swap out your pad each day depends on your comfort, the heaviness of your flow, and the style of pad you choose. The key is to replace it before it becomes saturated. The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG) suggests changing pads at least every 4 to 8 hours, […]
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5 Impressive Herbs That Help Balance Your Hormones
While studies on the subject are not extensive, there is some indication that particular herbs can alter hormone concentrations in the body as well as other functions of the endocrine system. Herbs are plants whose leaves, flowers, roots, and seeds are used for a variety of purposes. If you enjoy cooking, you probably recognize many […]
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10 Natural Ways to Balance Your Hormones
Certain everyday habits, such as staying active and choosing a nutrient-dense diet high in protein and fiber, can help support balanced hormones naturally. Hormones are chemical messengers that profoundly influence your mental, physical, and emotional well-being. For example, they are central to regulating hunger, body weight, and mood. (img by BodyLogicMD) Your body normally synthesizes […]
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How to Have a Nipple Orgasm: 23 Tips for You and Your Partner
A nipple orgasm can absolutely happen through targeted stimulation. There are numerous methods and toys you can use on your nipples to reach orgasmic sensations. Some people can climax without ever touching their genitals — that’s where erogenous zones like the nipples come into play. When stimulated, nipples can trigger intense sensations throughout your body. […]
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What You Need to Know About Using a Fetal Doppler at Home
You’re expecting and you know it can be an exciting, beautiful experience. But you might also feel a little uneasy. You want some reassurance that everything is fine. Wouldn’t it be wonderful if I could check on my little one right now? you may catch yourself wondering. Or perhaps your main motivation isn’t worry but […]
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11 Home Remedies for Vaginal Yeast Infections
Wondering whether household remedies like garlic, vinegar, or boric acid can ease yeast infection symptoms? Here’s a look at several at-home options and what the evidence says about their effectiveness and safety. (img by Tia) Home remedy options to treat yeast infections 1. Greek yogurt Probiotics can help control an overgrowth of Candida albicans — […]
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Causes of a Negative Pregnancy Test with No Period
There are multiple reasons you might get a negative pregnancy test even though your period is late or absent. Common causes include testing too soon or experiencing significant stress. Pregnancy testing has evolved considerably. In the past, people had no dependable way to confirm pregnancy without a healthcare visit. It wasn’t until the first at-home […]
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Why You May Have Pregnancy Symptoms When the Test Is Negative
A negative result on a home pregnancy test doesn’t necessarily guarantee you’re not expecting. Medications, medical issues, and timing can all sway the outcome. A blood test or ultrasound remains the most definitive method to confirm pregnancy. You’re wiped out, your breasts feel tender, your period is five days late… and are those a few […]
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What Is a Peanut Ball — and Can It Shorten Labor?
You’ve likely heard of a birthing ball: big, round, and springy — ideal for widening the pelvis in labor. But what exactly is a peanut ball? It follows the same principle. Originally used in physical therapy, this “ball” has been adopted for labor and delivery. Its elongated, peanut-like form (hence the moniker) narrows in the […]