Symptom Glossary
Medically reviewed guidelines to help identify, monitor, and understand reproductive wellness symptoms.
All Documented Symptoms (10)
Irregular Menstrual Cycles
Cycle length outside the typical 21-35 day range, or variation of more than 7-9 days between periods.
Clinical Directive
Consult a physician if periods stop for more than 90 days or occur more frequently than 21 days.
Dyspareunia (Painful Intercourse)
Persistent or recurrent genital pain that occurs just before, during, or after intercourse.
Clinical Directive
Evaluate with a gynecologist to rule out deep pelvic pathology or pelvic floor spasm.
Menorrhagia (Heavy Menstrual Bleeding)
Bleeding that saturates one or more tampons/pads every hour for consecutive hours.
Clinical Directive
Seek immediate care if experiencing dizziness or extreme fatigue due to heavy bleeding.
Urinary Urgency & Frequency
An immediate, unstoppable urge to urinate, coupled with needing to urinate more than 8 times a day.
Clinical Directive
See a doctor if accompanied by burning, blood in urine, or pelvic pressure.
Lower Back & Leg Pain
Radiation of pelvic inflammation to the sacrum, lower back, and thighs, often worsening during cycle phases.
Clinical Directive
Seek evaluation if accompanied by progressive leg weakness or numbness.
Severe Abdominal Bloating (Endo Belly)
Rapid, uncomfortable abdominal swelling associated with pelvic inflammation and gastrointestinal dysfunction.
Clinical Directive
Consult if bloating is persistent, severe, or accompanied by unexpected weight loss.
Vasomotor Hot Flashes
Sudden feelings of intense heat, sweating, and rapid heartbeat caused by fluctuating estrogen levels.
Clinical Directive
Evaluate if hot flashes disrupt sleep, cause anxiety, or occur before age 40.
Chronic Vulvar Burning & Pain
Persistent discomfort, burning, or rawness in the vulvar vestibule with no identifiable clinical infection.
Clinical Directive
See a specialist if pain prevents sitting, walking, or sexual activity.
Pelvic Heaviness & Fullness
A dull, aching sensation of weight or pressure in the lower pelvis, often worsening after standing for long periods.
Clinical Directive
Consult if you notice a palpable bulge or if the heaviness interferes with daily activity.
Chronic Pelvic Pain
Pain below the umbilicus lasting 6 months or longer, not limited to menstruation.
Clinical Directive
Seek prompt evaluation if pelvic pain is sudden, severe, accompanied by fever or vomiting.