The Menstrual Cycle: A Superpower

  • Murata E
  • Jacobs E
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Abstract

The menstrual cycle is more than just a period—it is a series of events that lasts the whole month. Across the menstrual cycle, sex hormones coordinate changes throughout the body, preparing it for a potential pregnancy. Like body temperature or pulse rate, the menstrual cycle is one measurement of the body’s basic functioning. When the cycle is not functioning as it should be, that might signal that something is wrong. There are several common disorders that cause irregular menstrual cycles. Although they are common, scientists, and doctors still do not know that much about them. We need more research to understand what causes menstrual cycle disorders and how to cure them. In this article, you will learn about hormones, the menstrual cycle, what happens when the menstrual cycle does not function as planned, and how we can learn more about the fascinating female body.

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Murata, E. M., & Jacobs, E. G. (2024). The Menstrual Cycle: A Superpower. Frontiers for Young Minds, 11. https://doi.org/10.3389/frym.2023.1257038

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