Women's Health Articles

Can digestive and bowel disorders lead to infertility? This is an area that still requires much research. There is a great possibility that may of these diseases can indeed affect a person's ability to conceive, however.

Periods are an inevitable part of the month for every women in her childbearing years, but one in five women experiences a monthly hell.

Female infertility can be placed into several different categories.

If you dread the annual pelvic exam, there may be some good news for you: current guidelines suggest that yearly trips to the OBGYN aren't medically necessary and that healthy women only need PAP smears once every three years.

Uterine fibroids, benign growths in the uterus, are very common in women of childbearing age. How can these fibroids affect pregnancy?

Egg freezing is a recent advance in fertility techniques. On the surface, it seems to offer something quite close to eternal youth.

Are you right in the middle of the weird world of "TTC", "babydancing", or whatever else you want to call your venture to get pregnant?

"Oh, are you suffering from PMS?" is something (very stupid) that's frequently said to a slightly moody woman. Premenstrual Syndrome is ridiculed often, and is often an excuse to ridicule women in general.

In the twenty-first century, people all over the world are remarkably open in discussing almost all aspects of sex, except menstruation. Fortunately, products that help a woman manage her period have advanced dramatically despite the secrecy.

Estradiol is an important female hormone which is an important part of the oral contraceptive pills. Recent research shows that estradiol may effectively guard the women against sexually transmitted infections (STIs).