In our society, when women experience any health issues, they are often dismissed as very common or temporary. The fastest-spreading long-term health condition among women of reproductive age worldwide is PCOS (Polycystic Ovary Syndrome). International surveys and statistics from various health organizations indicate that at least one in five women is affected by this condition in some way. PCOS is not merely a gynecological issue; it is a complex endocrine (hormonal) and metabolic disorder. For many women, periods sometimes occur earlier than usual, sometimes much later. For some, periods do not occur for several months. If accompanied by acne, excessive…
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Menstrual health is an important part of a woman’s overall health. Not every woman’s menstrual cycle is the same. Someone’s cycle may be relatively shorter, someone’s may be a bit longer, and period flow and symptoms can also vary from person to person. Therefore, knowing your body’s normal pattern is extremely important. A period is not a matter of shame; it is nature’s perfect physiological rhythm. Every month the body reorganizes itself anew. But when this rhythm is disrupted—severe, unbearable pain appears, and extreme variations occur in the amount of bleeding. In this article, we will learn how the menstrual…
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Hormones and Their Impact on Body and Mood Even on holidays, does extreme fatigue weigh down your body, or does your mood suddenly become irritable without any reason? Many might dismiss this as simple work pressure or mental exhaustion. But Hormones play the key role behind these invisible changes in the body. First, we need to know what a hormone is. A hormone is a type of biochemical substance. It is produced from specific endocrine or ductless glands. It travels from its origin through fluid or with the help of blood to regulate bodily functions. It is destroyed after completing…