Women's Health and Menopause Center
Vaccinations are key to preventing illness. While we think of immunizations as part of baby and child care, but they’re important for adults, too – particularly pregnant women.
On average, a woman’s period lasts four or five days and causes only minor discomfort and inconvenience. However, some women have periods lasting much longer – up to 14 days – that may be irregular, no longer following a 21- to 35-day cycle. What’s more, menstrual flow can be so heavy that a pad or tampon or more is soaked every hour. If this sounds familiar, seek medical advice for some much-needed relief.
Chances are, the mother of three living next door to you uses one. And there’s a pretty good possibility the nearly retired folks across the street use one too. It’s not something everyone makes public, but it is part of a healthy sexual trend that is growing more and more common among women – and men – and especially in particular age groups.
Read more: Sexual Health: Gadgets and gizmos are good for your health
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