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The article offers information of the the latest menstruation products to find the ones that make the monthly cycle easier to manage.

The article discusses urinary incontinence, a common health problem that often afflict mothers. A report from HealthyWomen showed that almost 30% of American women within 25 to 44 years of age leak urine at least once per week. Other studies revealed that 70% of pregnant women in the U.S. leak urine during the nine months of pregnancy. In order to mitigate urine leaks, women are advised to follow the tips including lessening fluid intake, performing pelvic-floor exercises called Kegels, and wearing a tampon during workouts.

Provides answers to readers' questions about women's health. Link between ovarian cancer and the use of follicle-stimulating hormones to treat infertility; Dealing with problems regarding tampon use; Advantages and disadvantages of Depo-Provera for birth control; Definition of cervical erosion.

The article offers review for environmental friendly products which can be used during menstruation including "D" by Dame, women underwear from thinx, and menstrual disc "Flex" from flexfit.

The article focuses on health-related problems using tampon, a plug of soft material inserted into the vagina to absorb menstrual blood. Topics discussed include vaginismus which involves painful spasmodic contraction of the vagina if anything is inserted in it, cervical inflammation related to pain with the use of tampon, and advice to stop using tampon if it is uncomfortable.

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The article presents questions and answers related to menstrual problems including what to do with the period that disappeared for six month, the reason behind irregular cycles, and reasoning behind heavy bleeding.

The article presents medical-related questions and answers including the typical symptom of endometriosis, how long it takes to go without switching a tampon, and the level of seriousness associated with recurring urinary-tract infections.

Reports the development of organic cotton tampons by the Organic Cotton Marketing Cooperative in O'Donnell, Texas. History of the enterprise; Role of La Rhea and Terry Pepper in starting an organic cotton cooperative; Promotion of organic cotton through the agriculture department.

Offers advice from a gynecologist on a variety of questions from readers. Whether a woman's vagina will get back to normal after childbirth; Whether the wearing of a tampon during sleep will make women sick; Whether it is normal for a vagina to smell.

The article offers information that since billions of tampons and applicators are polluting landfills, women in U.S. are opting for eco-friendly menstrual cups, which would be easier on the environment.

The article evaluates RepHresh Brilliant pH tampons.

The article reports that according to the U.S. National Institutes of Health and the Federal Drug Administration, there is no evidence to suggest an association between dioxin exposure in tampon use and endometriosis and other reproductive diseases.

The article presents two questions and answers related to feminine hygiene including the advisability in using organic tampons and the trimming of the pubic hair.

This article addresses the safety issue of tampons and pads. While critics say chlorine-bleaching rayon produces toxic chemicals called dioxins, according to the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), today's bleaching method creates such miniscule levels that there is no health risk. Dioxin exposure at these levels is not something to worry about, agrees Wendy Wilcox, an obstetrician-gynecologist at Montefiore Medical Center in Bronx, New York City. However, synthetics can cause irritation in some women.

The article reports on the products related to the healthcare industry. It includes products like natural sea pearl sea sponge tampons, herbal insect repellant, sacred eagle herbal smoking blend, 20 unique certified organic herbal tinctures, natural bath sponges and gift bags.

The article presents information on new product related to personal care. The products include sponge tampons that are reusable for six months, shea nut body butters, organic sugar facial scrub, and scar fade herbal healing salve.

The article presents information on various products related to women health and hygiene. Some of them are, organic cotton feminine pads, organic cotton tampons, natural menstrual sponge, and others.

The article presents information on natural sea pearl sea sponge tampons reusable for 6 months. Some of them are, 100% Shea nut body butters in 13 flavors, Sweet & Luscious Organic Sugar Facial Scrub, First Aid & Scar Fade Herbal Healing Salve, and others.

The article presents information on natural feminine products from Pandora Pads

The article presents information on alternative menstrual products from GladRags.

The article presents information on abroad rang of female hygiene products from Pandopra pads. It includes organic cotton feminine pads, organic cotton tampons, natural menstrual sponge, natural progesterone cream, natural hormone balance and washable or disposable feminine pads.

The article presents information on GladRags cotton menstrual pads. Soft cotton flannel is comfortable and long-lasting. The versatile design is minimum or maximum in one great pad.

The article presents information on cruelty-free natural products and gifts featuring reusable SeaPearl™ sponge tampons, 100% shea body nut butters, Sweet & Luscious Organic Sugar Facial Scrub, First Aid & Scar Fade Herbal Healing Salve, Sacred Eagle Herbal Smoking Blend, certified organic tinctures, and unique gift bags.

Recommends a feminine protection product available in natural gum rubber, for active women reluctant to use tampons.

Presents a question and answer advisory on sex. Ways in proper insertion of tampons; Engagement in sex before marriage; Views on sexual feelings toward the same sex.

Reports on the lawsuit filed by Natracare, a manufacturer of cotton tampons, against Tampax for alleged deceptive advertising. Promotion of Tampax Naturals as an all-cotton tampons; Discovery of Natracare that the Tampax tampons' overwrap contains non-cotton, chemically treated fibers.