Check how changing your sanitary pad every 4 hours maintains hygiene. It prevents infections, reduces skin irritation, and ...

While menstrual cups are mostly harmless, if not fitted well, it can cause kidney problems. Read on to know more.

When we think of urban air pollution, diesel exhaust emissions are often portrayed as a key culprit – rightly so, given previous research findings. However, our latest research shows that dust from ...

A young woman in her early 30s started noticing blood in her urine and pain in her abdomen and side after using a menstrual ...

As many turn away from tampons and pads – due to toxic chemicals, waste, or price – menstrual cups are emerging as a greener, cheaper, and easier option.

Campaigners condemn ‘slow pace’ of promised upgrades by Scottish Water to stop wet wipes, sanitary pads and other toilet ...

Unforeseen Health Risks Tied to Menstrual Cup Usage Health experts are sounding the alarm on potential health risks associated with the use of menstrual cups, as a recent case has shed light on the ...

An ill-fitting menstrual cup caused a kidney infection in a woman by blocking her urine flow, leading to symptoms such as ...

Menstrual cups have become popular over the years but doctors have raised concern over the improper placement of the silicone ...

Menstrual cups are environmentally friendly and cost-effective, but they must be used correctly to avoid issues.

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