Our Editorial Mission

PeriodTracker is committed to providing accurate, evidence-based, and empathetic health content on menstrual health, reproductive wellness, and related topics. Our goal is to empower readers to make informed decisions about their health — in partnership with their healthcare providers, not in replacement of them.

Our Content Process

Research

All health content is researched using primary sources including peer-reviewed journal articles (PubMed, NCBI, The Lancet, BJOG), clinical guidelines from authoritative bodies (ACOG, NHS, WHO, NICE, RCOG), and epidemiological databases.

Writing Standards

• • Content is written in plain language accessible to a general audience
• • Medical terminology is explained when used
• • Statistics and data are cited with their source context
• • Emerging research is labeled as such and distinguished from established consensus
• • All content includes a medical disclaimer and recommendation to consult healthcare providers

Review & Updates

Health guidelines and research evolve. We aim to review and update health content when significant new evidence or guideline changes occur. Each article shows its publication date and most recent update date.

Editorial Independence

PeriodTracker's editorial team operates independently of commercial and advertising considerations. Health content is not written to promote products or services. Our content recommendations are based solely on evidence and user benefit.

Corrections Policy

If factual errors are identified in our content, we correct them promptly and note the correction within the article. We welcome feedback on our content accuracy.

To report a concern: periodtracker.in@gmail.com

Scope of Health Content

PeriodTracker publishes educational health information only. Our content is informational and is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Readers should always seek the guidance of a qualified healthcare provider for any health concerns.