Periods. The word alone can cause anxiety. If you have PMS, the anxiety can be multiplied by 10. The only thing worse than your period is the way that it makes you feel for a few days each month. From bloating to cramps to mood swings, there are a lot of symptoms that come with … Read more
One of the most natural occurrences for women is their period. For many women, however, it can be hard to know what’s going on with their periods because they don’t keep track. But by tracking your cycle, you can identify irregularities and get a better understanding of how your body works. In addition to these … Read more
No one wants a special evening to turn into a ménage à trois with Aunt Flo. But as frustrating as it can be to have your period coincide with your plans, there’s no reliable way to stop your period for a single night after it’s already started. You’ve probably come across all kinds of claims … Read more
A menstrual cycle is counted from the first day of a period to the first day of the next. The average menstrual cycle is 28 days, but this can vary from person to person and month to month. Your periods are still considered regular if they come very 24 to 38 days. Your periods are … Read more
Period pain can be so painful that doctors have actually given it a medical name. It’s called dysmenorrhea, and it’s a very common condition. More than half of women who menstruate report some pain from period cramps each month, according to the American Congress of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG). Cramps without a doubt can hinder … Read more
Other than our reproductive organs, men and women are pretty much the same. In general, what affects one usually affects the other. However, one of those differences is the risk of cervical cancer in women. Cervical cancer was once the leading cause of death in women until HPV vaccines (read more about HPV here) and pap tests increased the female population’s survival. A Papanicolaou (pap) test, or pap smear, is a preventative screening measure to identify cells in your cervix that are abnormal or will one day become cancerous. If you’re new to pap tests, or it’s just been a while since you’ve completed one, read on for a rundown on what to expect from Oohvie.
How and when to initiate “The Talk” is a question that vexes most parents. When is too soon, when it’s too late, what information should you give her, what questions will she ask, how can you prepare for those? There’s a lot to consider. One thing is certain: Your daughter’s first period is a huge moment in her lifetime, marking her transition from childhood to womanhood. It’s normal for her to feel bewilderment, wonder, fear, and curiosity about her body.
If you’re going through menopause, then you know that the symptoms can be uncomfortable and, in some cases, even life-altering. Between the mood swings, night sweats, and hot flashes, you might wonder if there is anything out there that can offer you some relief. Hormone replacement therapy (HRT), also called estrogen replacement and menopausal hormone therapy, is considered one of the most effective treatments to relieve uncomfortable symptoms. The treatment replaces the estrogen that your body stops making when you enter menopause. Once you choose to begin the therapy, you must decide how you would like the hormones administered.
If you have a cellphone and access to the internet, then you have probably heard tell of the heated debates surrounding feminine hygiene products and the possible adverse side effects caused by chemical products used in their construction. Oohvie took a deep dive into the science of your safety for the long-term use of mainstream feminine products. Read on to get the facts.
If you’ve found yourself mystified by which birth control you should choose, Oohvie is here to help. It’s important to understand that not all contraceptives are equally effective and may not protect against STDs and HIV.
Heavy menstrual bleeding is one of the most common medical issues women report to providers. One out of every five American women suffers heavy periods each year (CDC, 2017). Here Oohvie shares what heavy bleeding is, what causes it, and treatment.
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