Atrium Health gynecologist Dr. Nita Desai shares how your menstrual cycle can signal what’s happening inside your body — and how to know if your symptoms are normal or not.
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Does the menstrual cycle change sports performance?
This review analyzes nearly three decades of research on menstrual cycle phases and their inconsistent effects on women's athletic performance and physiology.
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Artificial light weakens menstrual cycle's natural synchronization with lunar phases, study suggests
There is no question that the moon has a significant influence on Earth. Its gravitational pull affects the planet and moves water masses in the daily rhythm of ebb and flow (tides)—this point is ...
The Center for Reproductive Health, University of Edinburgh reports that long COVID was associated with abnormal uterine bleeding in a UK population, with increased menstrual volume, longer duration ...
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Ayurveda for Menstrual Health: A Guide to Various Menstrual Disorders, Pain Management & Tested Remedies
Let’s look at an Ayurvedic approach to managing menstrual cycles PCOS symptoms and supporting overall womens well-being ...
Long COVID participants reported increased menstrual volume, duration, and intermenstrual bleeding compared with those never infected, while minimal menstrual disruption was reported for those who ...
Premenstrual syndrome and its symptoms is neglected by science, so Sarah Hill's new book is welcome. But it needs more on genetics, not just lifestyle changes, says Alexandra Thompson ...
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Why women’s periods once synced with the moon — and what changed
Study reveals women's menstrual cycles follow lunar gravity, with synchronization detected during strong seasonal alignments despite artificial light effects.
Apple is continuing to look at ways of using its smart mattress technology together with temperature sensors to identify the start of menstrual cycles, and also as a measure of general health.
The satellite’s influence on the reproduction of many animals is well documented, but its impact on humans is debated ...
Backed by Lyda Hill Philanthropies, Scottish Rite will test whether syncing training to the menstrual cycle can prevent this common sports injury.
The soft tissues of the oral cavity—including the gums, tongue, and salivary glands—are highly responsive to estrogen and progesterone. During the luteal phase of the menstrual cycle, these hormones ...
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