ALI RODRIGUEZ: Now, menstrual disorders, menstrual irregularities, they kind of go hand in hand. It's kind of a more outdated term, but we're just talking about menstrual abnormalities or period ...

Medically reviewed by Peter Weiss, MD The start of your period is the beginning of the menstrual cycle, which typically lasts ...

Aside from preventing pregnancy, birth control pills are commonly used to treat other issues like irregular menstrual cycles. Once you start taking them, you can usually expect period-like bleeding ...

Women who experience long and irregular menstrual cycles during reproductive years may be at greater risk of dying before age 70, an observational study finds. The study, published recently in the ...

Please provide your email address to receive an email when new articles are posted on . “Long or irregular menstrual cycles were associated with higher prevalence of and also increased risk of ...

Diabetes may cause unusual changes to a person’s menstrual cycle. Likewise, the hormonal changes that happen throughout the menstrual cycle can affect a person’s diabetes. This article explains how ...

In a cohort study of nurses, irregular and long menstrual cycles throughout life were associated with a greater risk of type 2 diabetes (T2D). In a cohort study of nurses, irregular and long menstrual ...

Women who lived through two major earthquakes in Turkey may have experienced physical symptoms in the form of disruptions to their menstrual cycles, according to a recent study. The menstrual cycle is ...

HOUSTON — There are some things that just come naturally in life. Many women know that time of the month typically works like clockwork. If your menstrual cycle is off, stress' could be to blame.

It’s not listed as a side effect, but women are reporting having irregular menstrual cycles after getting the coronavirus vaccine. Dr. Katharine Lee, a postdoctoral scholar in the public health ...

New research finds that getting the COVID-19 vaccine is unlikely to irregular periods. The study authors looked at millions of women both pre and postmenopausal to see if the COVID-19 vaccine could ...

When Dr. Katharine Lee got her COVID-19 vaccine, she noticed her next period was a little “different.” Lee, a postdoctoral scholar in the public health sciences division at Washington University in St ...