MikeB4: In options uncheck it, don’t see it, it’s gone, all good.

Geektastic: None of the arguments above in any way alter the fact that the user should be able to choose what parts of the App they see and use, surely?

eracode:

 

All I know is that you can’t ride it.

 

You can, but ...... no lets not go there.

My Samsung Galaxy Health app is also doing the same to me. 

sittingduckz:

 

You can, but ...... no lets not go there. 

 

🤢

Must be that time of the month for the OP.... 😜

Can we leave the inane intermediate school period "jokes" behind and focus on the topic of being able/not able to remove a feature?  

this whole thread must be intended as a joke - no-one can get upset by this extraordinarily minor “issue”, surely.

I just did this - i googled male menstrual cycle and ...

Batman:

 

I just did this - i googled male menstrual cycle and ...

 

You owe me for that! :-)

BlinkyBill:

 

this whole thread must be intended as a joke - no-one can get upset by this extraordinarily minor “issue”, surely.

 

Why not? I am a man. Why would I want to see that in my health stats? Surely the point of this sort of thing is a user experience tailored to the user?

MikeB4:

 

Geektastic: None of the arguments above in any way alter the fact that the user should be able to choose what parts of the App they see and use, surely?

 

Click "edit" top right of the Health App, scroll down and uncheck (de-star) "cycle tracking" and "back pain" and you won't see it again in the App

 

Ah ha! Well spotted. Thanks for that. Also discovered I was missing out on "Bloating" stats...!