Period panties and cloth pads are re-usable products for when someone has their period. That means they can be washed and used many times, unlike regular pads and tampons that you throw out after...
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Implantation bleeding is a small amount of bleeding or spotting from the uterus that can happen when someone becomes pregnant. It's a lot different than a period, which is usually a lot more blood...
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Stopping or delaying a period is sometimes called menstrual suppression. People sometimes use drugs to stop periods or control their cycles. There are many reasons to want to suppress periods, like...
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Monthly bleeding can cause dysphoria for some trans men, non-binary people, and other trans-masculine folks. Some people call monthly bleeding menstruation, a cycle, or a period. Whatever you...
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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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