Category: Teen Health

Tampons are a popular method for absorbing menstrual flow during your period. Knowing how they work and when to use them — and understanding important safety facts — can help you select the correct tampon for your body. What are Tampons? Tampons are considered medical devices by the Food and Drug Administration. This means that

It’s easy to sit back and let your healthcare provider take charge during appointments, but it’s important to get all of your questions answered and make sure you’re getting personalized advice that’s right for you. Write down your questions, concerns and things you want to fact check before your next appointment so you’re prepared! If

Pregnancy The teenage years usher in a lot of firsts, and the first-time having sex may be one of them. And, it’s important that you’re prepared. A gynecologist can educate you on birth control options, the importance of safe sex, Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs), and more.   In general, seeing a gynecologist in your teen years

Getting your period is an indicator of a girl entering the next phase of her life, but that doesn’t mean she automatically has all the answers. Period myths are commonly heard rules or guidelines for women on their period that have no truth behind them. Misinformation like that can cause women and young girls to

Tampons are one of the most common menstrual products used in the United States. This internal product comes with various myths surrounding how long to leave a single tampon in for. We’re here to say that no matter what your flow is, what age you are or how long you’ve had your period, eight hours

An apple a day keeps the doctor away! The health advice heard around the world. Many people hear common tips for maintaining good physical health but what about mental health? This month began with World Teen Mental Wellness Day, a day dedicated to raising awareness of mental health issues among teens. According to the American