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No. Contrary to popular belief, sex itself doesn't disrupt your menstrual cycle. While sex doesn't directly mess with the hormones controlling your period, pregnancy caused by intercourse will natu...

Skip salty snacks, sugary drinks, and processed foods during your period – they can make bloating worse.  Cut back on caffeine and alcohol too, they dehydrate you and up the cramp factor. Exercise...

No, you should not get a Brazilian wax while on your period. Menstruation can heighten sensitivity in the genital area, making the waxing process more painful and uncomfortable. Additionally, the p...

No, yeast infections don't affect the period directly but the use of certain antifungal medications to treat yeast infections might lead to delay in the menstrual cycle for some individuals. Additi...

No, having consensual and protected sexual activity typically does not directly cause a delay in your menstrual period. However, there are some indirect factors related to sexual activity that migh...

Yes, stress can potentially delay your period. Stress can disrupt the hormonal balance that regulates the menstrual cycle, leading to changes in the length, frequency, and flow of menstrual bleedin...

During a woman's monthly menstrual cycle, physical and hormonal changes can cause changes in bowel movements. One reason for increased bowel movements during menstruation is that the body produces ...

NO, a urinary tract infection (UTI) is not likely to directly impact your menstrual cycle or delay your period. Menstruation is primarily controlled by hormonal fluctuations, especially the levels ...

Yes, tampons do expire. They have an expiration date printed on the packaging, which is usually 3 to 5 years from the date of manufacture. It's important to check the tampon expiry date before usin...