Today we bring you an interview with a woman who decided to share her story and decision to freeze her eggs. This interview will give you insight into how she made this important decision, the process she went through, and what she thinks women should know if they are considering a similar step. The topic of egg freezing is still shrouded in a number of question marks and taboos, our effort at Femvie is to bring information, share open stories of women and show that you are not alone in what you are going through. If you are also going through something and want to share your story, we would be happy if you contact us. What made you consider...

Let's take a look at how the menstrual cycle works and what happens in the female body from a physiological perspective.

An egg survives for 12-24 hours after release, but male sperm can survive in a woman's body for up to 5 days after unprotected sex, waiting for the moment when the egg is ready. ( 1 )

Although we don't generally see it that way, women's health and cycles aren't about menstruation. They're about ovulation. Why is ovulation important, what are its typical signs, and how can you track your cycle and period with simple steps?

You've probably heard that hormones play a role in the storage of body fat. But what specific hormones are involved, and how can you influence your weight and body fat without compromising your hormonal health? Hormones are your body's chemical messengers that help regulate everything from metabolism and appetite to fertility and your mood. When hormones are out of balance, they can wreak havoc on your entire system—including weight gain. Hormones and types of imbalances affecting body fat storage: Thyroid gland Insulin Estrogen Testosterone Cortisol Thyroid gland Let's start with the endocrine organ that most influences body fat storage and weight changes: the thyroid. This is a butterfly-shaped gland located in the neck that produces hormones that regulate body temperature,...

Menstrual aids are used by almost every woman throughout her reproductive years. You can already find many options on the market today, such as classic pads or tampons, cups or menstrual panties. However, not every woman is satisfied with relatively new alternative products and menstrual aids commonly available in drugstores have a number of disadvantages. And that is why we have come up with pads and tampons that can really suit all women , as they are made of pure organic cotton and do not contain unnecessary chemicals or plastics.