Endometriosis is a disorder that affects some people who get periods. When someone has their period, tissue in their uterus (called "endometrial tissue") fills with blood and then sheds through the...
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Puberty can be a weird time for a lot of young people. Your body will change and grow as you become an adult. Some of these changes might surprise or confuse you, or make you feel worried,...
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A good resource for young girls who want to learn about periods. Whether you've just started your period, you haven't had one yet, or you've been having them for a long time, this article can help...
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Periods typically come once every 21-35 days. If your vagina starts bleeding between periods, it can be easy to worry. Light vaginal bleeding in between periods is called spotting or irregular...
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There are many signs of pregnancy, but the only way to know for sure is to take a pregnancy test. You can get one at a pharmacy or health clinic. They're most accurate if you take them 10 days after...
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This article talks about ways to relieve menstrual cramps without going on the birth control pill, including diet and exercise...
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This article explains how it isn't possible to have your period when you're pregnant. It also talks about the difference between spotting and pregnancy and next steps if you're at risk for being...
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For people who have a vagina, vulva, and clitoris, there can be a lot going on under your underwear. It can help to take some time to learn what everything's called and how it works! What's going...
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Resource to buy menstrual cups...
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Information about menstrual cups...
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