2. Hormonal and Structural Problems A too-soon period may indicate a hormone imbalance. Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) is a hormone disorder that may cause irregular periods. People with PCOS ...

HAVING common period problems like heavy periods or endometriosis could raise your risk of heart disease by up to 41 per cent, a study suggests. Sufferers may also be 33 per cent more likely to ...

More than half of women say periods are negatively affecting their lives but take two years to seek medical help, a report warns. Embarrassment, stigma and not being listened to means millions are ...

It said that those who have period problems are waiting for an average of two years before seeking help. Dame Lesley, who was appointed as the first ever Women’s Health Ambassador for England ...

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There are several ways to tell when a period is due. Many people experience a range of physical and emotional symptoms before their period starts, known as premenstrual syndrome (PMS), as their ...

Some women have reported changes to their period after getting a COVID-19 vaccine, but a leading OB-GYN said the data isn't worrying. The Sunday Times reported on Sunday that the UK medicines ...

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Women and girls are “suffering in silence” with menstrual problems, one of the nation’s top women’s health doctors has said. Professor Dame Lesley Regan said that women are not seeking help for severe ...

It said that those who have period problems are waiting for an average of two years before seeking help. Beth endured decades of agonising pain, dismissed as "just bad period pain," before being ...