Anna Druet

What is "normal" vaginal discharge? Everything you need to know, from color, to consistency, to odor.

Why do we get periods, anyway?

Some variability in your cycle length is normal.

Your “period” on the pill is actually called withdrawal bleeding.

The details we don't learn in school are pretty fascinating.

If avoiding pregnancy is important to you, then you shouldn’t use Clue as a form of birth control.

Your body may give you a few clues.

Here’s what the research says about menstrual pain.

It is helpful to know about ovulation even if you aren't trying to get pregnant.

Ilaria from our support team shares her insider tips for getting the most out of the Clue app.

The way your cervix feels to the touch will change throughout your menstrual cycle.

When a pelvic floor is strong, organs are well supported and firmly in place.

Endometriosis is a leading cause of pelvic pain, and painful sex—up to 1 in 10 women of reproductive age may...

The balance of bacteria in your vagina is important.

How to know when it’s happening.

The quality, consistency, and volume of cervical fluid types changes along with the menstrual cycle.

I’d heard that experiences of menopause vary, but there’s one thing I wasn’t prepared for: my skyrocketing sex drive.

Have periods always needed code words? Where did these words come from, and how did they come about?

We spoke to Jennifer Weiss-Wolf, the author of “Periods Gone Public,” about what menstrual equity means.

When you track in Clue, you contribute to an unprecedented data set that is forwarding the understanding of female health.

Our research finds that 36% of people experience it.