YourBodyGuide.

Navigating health doesn't have to be scary. From unexpected periods to mental health moments, Heal Her is your private, judgment-free guide.

How We Help You

Three simple steps to peace of mind.

Ask Freely

Type your question in plain language. No medical jargon needed.

Instant Analysis

Our AI checks for safety flags and understands your context immediately.

Personalized Guide

Receive a step-by-step action plan tailored just for you.

Active Support Protocols

ID: CYCLE-01

Period & Cycle

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Comprehensive support for menstrual health.

  • Managing severe cramps
  • Irregular periods
  • Emergency leak solutions
ID: MIND-02

Mental Wellness

  • Exam anxiety grounding
  • Coping with loneliness
  • Body image affirmations
ID: GLOW-03

Body & Skin

  • Acne care routines
  • Puberty changes explained
  • Hygiene best practices
ID: SOCIAL-04

Social & Friends

  • Handling peer pressure
  • Bullying advice
  • Setting boundaries
ID: SCHOOL-05

Academic Stress

  • Focus techniques (Pomodoro)
  • Burnout prevention
  • Sleep schedule tips
ID: SAFE-06

Personal Safety

  • Online privacy settings
  • Recognizing harassment
  • Travel safety tips

Myth Busters

Tap a card to reveal the truth.

The Myth

"Periods are dirty blood leaving the body."

The Fact

Not true! Period blood is just the lining of your uterus shedding. It's a natural, healthy process.

The Myth

"You can't get pregnant on your period."

The Fact

While less likely, it IS possible. Sperm can survive in the body for up to 5 days.

The Myth

"You should wash inside your vagina."

The Fact

No! The vagina is self-cleaning. Only wash the outside (vulva) with warm water.

Your Wellness Toolkit

Cycle Tracker
Mood Journal
Safety Plan
Breathing

When to See a Doctor

Escalate Immediately

Heal Her is a big sister, not a doctor. If you experience any of the following, please tell a parent, nurse, or doctor immediately:

Pain so bad you can't walk or stand
Bleeding that soaks a pad in 1 hour
Thoughts of hurting yourself
Lumps in breast or body
Fever higher than 39°C (102°F)
Fainting or loss of consciousness
Physical abuse or assault
Sudden vision changes
Severe allergic reactions
Unexplained weight loss

Frequently Asked Questions

The "Red Flag" System

Our AI is trained to recognize "Red Flags." If you mention these things, we stop the chat and give you emergency numbers:

  • 1
    Keywords related to self-harm or suicide.
  • 2
    Mentions of physical or sexual abuse.
  • 3
    Symptoms of severe infection (Sepsis).
  • 4
    Breathing difficulties.
  • 5
    Unsafe home environments.

SYSTEM DIRECTIVE: When in doubt, we always choose SAFETY over advice.