UTIs commonly occur after sex, but a few thoughtful prevention strategies can typically help you avoid developing one.
UTIs commonly occur after sex, but a few thoughtful prevention strategies can typically help you avoid developing one.
If you’re tired of taking antibiotics to treat pesky UTIs, D-mannose may be the product for you.
Everything you’ve ever wanted to know about dealing with pesky fibroids—without surgery.
In the past six years, science has shown a direct correlation between the health of our gut and vagina.
It’s no secret that most people are stressed these days. Fast-paced lifestyles, over-packed schedules, and a digital world that tends to create the illusion of falling behind can make it hard to maintain mental and physical wellness. Stress wreaks havoc on the body in more ways than one and it can even make recurrent cases of bacterial vaginosis (BV) more likely.
Urinary tract infections (UTIs) are common bacterial infections that affect the urinary system, including the bladder, urethra, and kidneys. Have you ever peed and it feels like a burning sensation? That was most likely a UTI!
Urinary tract infections (UTIs) are bacterial infections in your urinary tract system. If you’ve fallen victim to one of these infections, you know just how painful and uncomfortable they can be.
While certain foods can be beneficial for UTI relief, some foods can exacerbate UTI symptoms and increase the risk of infection. By avoiding these foods below, you’ll give your body time to make more healthy bacteria like lactobacillus for your recovery. There are also at-home remedies and lifestyle changes that you can incorporate into your UTI prevention efforts.
UTIs commonly occur after sex, but a few thoughtful prevention strategies can typically help you avoid developing one.
Antibiotics are a great treatment for many infections, but they can do more harm than help when it comes to BV.
Knowing whether your period is normal or not can help you understand when your period may be pointing to a more serious medical problem.
Affecting approximately 1 in 10 women of reproductive age in the United States [1], there is a good chance that you or someone you know has been diagnosed with endometriosis. This gynecological condition causes painful and uncomfortable symptoms that can take a toll on your body and get in the way of your day-to-day life. Understanding the signs and symptoms of endometriosis can help you look for any red flags that may warrant visiting your OBGYN.
It may feel like an embarrassing topic but rest assured, most of us have been there. When it feels as if you can’t stop running to the bathroom, and you’re met with a stinging discomfort each time you try to go, you may very well have a UTI.
If you’re tired of taking antibiotics to treat pesky UTIs, D-mannose may be the product for you.
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If you’re reading this then you’ve probably thought about how you should tell your partner that you have BV or if you should even say anything at all.
In honor of Breast Cancer Awareness month, we’re highlighting impactful stories of strong, courageous women who have experienced breast cancer and now want to share their story with you.
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