Periods with a difference...
- Visual impairments
- Autism
- Blood clotting disorders
- Endometriosis
- Tips and tricks by condition
Quick links...
Normal changes
Unusual changes
Tracking changes
4 steps to health
Evidence-based blogs...
Managing periods when you have a visual impairment(opens in new tab)
We asked people with visual impairments if they had any tips and tricks to share with others- in collaboration with VI Talk.
Managing periods when you have autism(opens in new tab)
We spoke to Robyn Steward, author of ‘The Autism-Friendly Guide to Periods’, to ask her about the specific challenges of, and top tips for, managing a period when you have autism.
Do you have a bleeding disorder?(opens in new tab)
Do you have frequent nosebleeds, long-lasting periods, or bruise easily? These are all signs of blood clotting disorders; most commonly, von Willebrand's Disease.
Reframing the endometriosis ‘diagnostic problem’(opens in new tab)
The lack of a reliable test is not the main problem faced by those who seek a endometriosis diagnosis; it's inadequate clinical training and disbelief.
What's normal?
Cycle length
Blood loss
Mood changes
Period pain
Changes v symptoms
Tips and tricks by condition...
Anxiety
Fibroids
PCOS- Polycystic Ovary Syndrome
Chronic Fatigue
Heavy bleeding
Suicidal thinking
Depression
IBS- Irritable Bowel Syndrome
Vaginal infections
