Two OB/GYNs explain how to delay your period with hormonal birth control and whether natural remedies for pausing your period work. That “time of the month” never comes at a convenient time ...

There's no shame in having a period, but there can be some confusion about which products are best. Here's what you should ...

How to skip your period using hormonal birth control Traditionally, oral contraceptives come in a pack with a pill for every day of your entire cycle, including “active” pills for most of the ...

If so, good news: It's possible to delay your period safely, doctors say. A "regular" period is one that comes every 21 to 35 days, says Suzanne Bovone, MD, an ob-gyn at Pediatrix Medical Group.

These hormonal imbalances during periods can lead to muscle contractions in the uterus, causing cramping sensations even after the period has ended. “As the menstrual cycle progresses, oestrogen ...

It can take several months for your period to regulate after a Mirena IUD insertion. Some people may notice that their period stops within a year of insertion. While Mirena doesn’t stop periods ...

My period mercifully waited to arrive until after I received my medal, but the mental space my worries put me in propelled me to take action and learn about ways I could manage my menstrual cramps.

Period poops are changes in your bowel movements during menstruation. Diarrhea, smelly stool, pain, and constipation are the main symptoms. Here's how to deal.