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    • Your body, your symptoms

    You know your body well. But your uterus? That’s another story. We’ve made it easy. If you’ve got three or more symptoms below, you can try this cool tool. It takes you through six questions. Then translates your answers into medical terms that your doc needs to hear. 

     

    Is it magic? Nah. Just something you can save on your phone or print and take with you. So, you’re prepared. And that appointment’s a lot less awkward.

    Your menstrual cycle

    • Painful periods
    • Heavy bleeding
    • Irregular bleeding
    • Irregular periods, like having a period less than once per month
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    Your pain

    • Abdominal or pelvic pain
    • Pain during or after sex
    • Pain when you pee
    • Pain during bowel movements
    • Stomach pain unrelated to your period
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    Your well-being

    • Hair growth where men grow hair (lip, chin, chest, belly)
    • A lot of acne past the usual age
    • Trouble managing weight
    • Anxiety
    • Depression
    • Fatigue
    • Missing out on work, school or social events 
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    Your fertility

    • Trouble getting pregnant 
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    Your stomach

    • Constipation
    • Diarrhea
    • Nausea or vomiting 

     

     

    More uterine health

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    Start the conversation

    Answer some questions. Then get tips to talk to your doc about how you’re feeling.

    Try the talk-to-doc tool

    Answer some questions. Then get tips to talk to your doc about how you’re feeling.

    Try the talk-to-doc tool