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EPISODE · Mar 24, 2026 · 43 MIN

Is Your Period Normal? The Signs You Shouldn’t Ignore

from No Appointment Necessary · host Made You Look Studios

What is a normal period, and when should you be concerned? Cherry Healey and Dr Amir Khan break down everything you’ve probably never been properly told, looking at everything from heavy bleeding and painful cramps to PMS, PMDD and irregular cycles. Why do so many women live with symptoms they think are “just part of it”? When is a period actually a sign that something’s wrong? And what should you be looking out for before it starts affecting your health? New episodes of No Appointment Necessary drop every Tuesday. This episode is brought to you by Linwoods. Use the code NAN20 for 20% off all Linwoods products at linwoodshealthfoods.com Have a question, feedback, or want to suggest a topic? Email: [email protected] The content of No Appointment Necessary is for general information, it's not a substitute for a personalised medical assessment. Always consider your own medical history and personal circumstances before acting on any health information. A Made You Look Studios Production. Developed and produced by James Carpenter & Jo Scarratt-Jones Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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