There are various forms of contraception, including patches, pills, and vaginal rings, which work wonders to prevent ...

Jen Moore, 35, a former wedding cake baker, said she was unable to stand up straight when she first began experiencing painful periods as a girl of 11 years old.

A new study uncovers a troubling link between birth control pills and mental health, suggesting synthetic estrogen may heighten anxiety.

Katie Young told Newsweek: "My entire life, I was the only woman I had ever known who had not started her period." ...

Leanne Henshaw was in for a shock when she used the toilet one night and discovered she was in labour - despite claiming to have no pregnancy symptoms ...

Birth control pills are used to prevent unwanted pregnancies, treat PCOS, and more. However, along with benefits, they can ...

Why you can still get pregnant on your period. Before we dive into why conception during your period is possible, let's brush ...

There’s always a bit of wonkiness in the days and weeks after stopping the pill as your body readjusts to life without a daily hormone injection: brain fog, exhaustion, inexplicable crying, explicable ...

Other possible side effects include headaches, weight changes, mood swings, and breast tenderness. These effects usually settle within a few months, but if they persist, you should consult your doctor ...

Some women are opting for fertility tracking apps to avoid mood swings and weight gain on "hormonal" contraception.

Uterine fibroids often do not cause symptoms but when symptoms do occur, they can include spotting and longer, heavier periods. Endometriosis: This condition occurs when uterine tissues grow outside ...