A tiny gland can cause a slew of different symptoms.

If your libido ghosted you, there are ways to get it back.

Menstrual fluctuations are normal, but some changes should be run past your doctor.

Some studies suggest giving women the “he hormone” may help with menopause symptoms.

No, you’re not suddenly ancient—joint pain during this phase of life is a thing. Here’s how to feel better.

The right eats can tame scorching menopause power surges.

You’re sure as heck not pregnant … so why does it feel like you suddenly have morning sickness in your 40s or 50s?

Blame the hormone rollercoaster for this one, too.

Hint: Your hormones aren’t totally to blame.

Your mind feels as fuzzy as a bath towel, but a lot less useful. Here’s what to do about it.

Hot flashes aren’t the only body thermostat misfire during menopause.

Feeling tired all the time getting a little, well, tired?

One round of bleeding is plenty, thanks.

Here’s how you can tell you’ll soon be period-free.

Some things that are best dry—martinis, say, or humor. But your vagina isn’t one of them.

There are dozens of signs you’re in it—including some surprising ones.

Starting with: You feel like you have PMS all the time.

Short answer: It depends on what’s causing your luscious locks to thin.

For one, the sticky substance may elevate your T levels.

PFAs are linked to health risks including hormone issues and cancer.

Ideally, you'd get these nutrients through your diet—but in some cases you may need an extra boost.

Experts explain whether the supplement can add years to your life or if it’s just a money suck.

If you haven’t just gotten out of a cold plunge, smaller-than-normal gonads are often a sign of hormone imbalance.

Two urologists deliver the facts on whether freezing water can boost T.

Here's how you can get ahead of potentially serious side effects associated with the disorder.

Two thyroid experts explain what to expect from hyper- and hypothyroidism treatment.