How to Overcome Common Challenges with an Organic Menstrual Cup
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Preeti Singh
Menstrual cups are feminine hygiene products designed to collect menstrual flow. The use of menstrual cups has been increasin...
What’s The Difference Between Periods and Spotting?
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Most women start bleeding in their reproductive years and menstruation is a normal physiological phenomenon. When you are not...
Why Period Cramps Happen and 5 Things to Do to Relieve Them
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All across the globe, more than half of women who menstruate experience dysmenorrhea or period pain for about two days every ...
5 Reasons Your Period Could Be Late Besides Being Pregnant
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Some women have their periods arriving every month like clockwork, and then there are women for whom periods are as unpredict...
Menstrual Cups and Toxic Shock Syndrome: What You Need to Know
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How often have you heard the term TSS or Toxic Shock Syndrome swirling across the internet? Every menstruator is familiar wit...
Environmental Impact of Period Products
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About 26% of the global population menstruates, which accounts for about 800 million people menstruating every day. Despite m...
Menstrual Cup Pain: Is It Normal and What Can You Do About It?
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Before you jump to the conclusions or confusion, for that matter of fact, you should not experience pain when you are using a...
Putting A Stop at Period Poverty with Awareness and Menstrual Cups
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Imagine being in a menstruating age and feeling guilty to ask your parents for pads, or tampons because they are struggling t...
What Are the Symptoms of Dysmenorrhea or Extreme Period Pain?
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Have you ever experienced throbbing or cramping pains in your lower abdomen during your periods? Well, for some women these m...
13 Reasons Why You Should Ditch the Pad and Switch to Shecup
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In a world where on average women spend about 6 years of their life menstruating, they use about 270 disposable products or t...