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How to Induce Period (with 8 Natural Herbal Tea Recipes)

Herbal teas may help regulate the menstrual cycle when a period is late. Learn how to induce period naturally with options like ginger, fennel, cinnamon, and other teas, plus safety tips, causes of delayed menstruation, and when to consult a doctor.

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How to Stop or Skip Your Period: 7 Safe Medical Methods

Learning how to stop your period involves using specific medications to delay the menstrual cycle before it begins.

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What To Do When Your Period is Late: Causes & How to Regulate

When your period is late and you have recently had unprotected sex, you may want to complete an over-the-counter pregnancy test to rule out a pregnancy.

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Blood Clots During Period: 7 Causes & What It Means

Having blood clots during a period can be normal and usually happens due to abnormal hormone levels that cause the lining of the uterine walls to thicken.

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Do you have to wait for your period to start birth control?

Starting birth control does not always require waiting for a period. The question “Do you have to wait for your period to start birth control?” is answered by explaining when methods can be started, when backup protection is needed, and key safety guidance.

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Why am I bleeding on the pill right now?

Breakthrough bleeding can occur even when taking birth control correctly. When wondering “why am I bleeding on the pill when I shouldn’t be,” it’s usually due to missed pills, hormone changes, or starting a new pack, and it often stops after a few months of regular use.

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Is it normal to experience nausea during your period?

Nausea during a period can be normal due to hormonal changes, but can also be caused by anxiety, endometriosis, or dysmenorrhea. Exercise, avoiding stress, consistent sleep, and diet changes may help; frequent nausea or other symptoms warrant a gynecologist visit, and treatment may include psychotherapy or medications.

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What are signs you are losing too much blood during a period?

Knowing the signs you're losing too much blood during a period helps identify heavy flow, such as soaking pads hourly, large clots, bleeding over 7 days, or symptoms like fatigue or dizziness. Learn what these changes mean and when medical evaluation is needed. Persistent heavy flow that disrupts normal routines.

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Why is my period blood so dark?

Dark brown period blood in small amounts is common at the start or end of the menstrual cycle and is not always a sign of disease. Learn why is my period blood so dark, possible causes like hormonal changes, menopause, infections, endometriosis, and when to see a gynecologist if bleeding lasts longer than expected.

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My period will not stop but it is light. What does this mean?

A light period that won't stop can be caused by hormonal imbalances, conditions like PCOS or fibroids, thyroid issues, perimenopause or medications. If the bleeding lasts for several days or impacts daily activities, it's important to consult a gynecologist for proper evaluation.

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