• Cramps are severe or persistent. • You’ve missed more than two periods without explanation. • You experience abnormal ...

Yes, you can ovulate without having a period. Many assume ovulation and a period always go together, but that’s not the case. Ovulation occurs when an ovary releases an egg. Still, you won't have a ...

We have an app for everything now, including baby-making. If you're TTC—that's "trying to conceive" for the newbies—and eager to get pregnant as efficiently as possible (and let's face it, in the age ...

Experiencing cramps outside your period can be concerning, but many causes exist beyond menstruation. From ovulation and ...

Listen up, we need to talk about the O word: because while most of us have flashbacks to learning about ovulation in biology at school, lots of us have outstanding questions about our own bodies.

Fitbit has just announced its latest set of fitness wearables, alongside which will come a new platform that lets women track their menstrual and ovulation cycles. "Female health tracking will empower ...

Period trackers can be seriously useful tools for helping you to learn more about your body: how your menstrual cycle is playing out, when you're at your most fertile and which hormones are dominant, ...

Don't know what's going on during your menstrual cycle? You're not alone. We asked two doctors to explain every phase from ovulation to periods. From a purely biological standpoint, “the menstrual ...

Fitbit wants to help women stay on top of their cycles. It added a "female health tracking" feature to its app two months ago, which puts data about periods and ovulation alongside your other metrics.

Tracking periods manually is a cumbersome task, and there’s a high possibility of losing track of your cycle. If you still happen to use pen and paper for period tracking, it’s time you switch to an ...