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Women Report Menstrual Cycle Disruptions Amid Extreme Heatwaves in Israel and UK

Women in Israel and the UK report unusual menstrual cycle disruptions amid recent extreme heatwaves. Experts say heat may indirectly affect cycles through stress and dehydration but no direct scientific link is confirmed. Persistent irregularities should be medically evaluated.

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What happened

  1. 01Many women in Israel and the UK report early, delayed, or multiple menstrual cycles recently.
  2. 02Social media influencer Korin Gideon highlighted widespread reports of menstrual irregularities.
  3. 03Experts say extreme heat may indirectly affect cycles via sleep disruption, dehydration, or stress.
  4. 04No scientific studies conclusively link heatwaves directly to menstrual cycle changes.
  5. 05Women with ongoing irregularities are advised to seek medical evaluation.
  6. 06Menopausal women may experience intensified hot flashes and fatigue during heatwaves.
Translated and summarized by baba from N12, the latest report. Read N12’s original

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