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… women, sex isn’t all that.There are many reasons you might not be into it, says women’s health specialist Pelin Batur, MD. Intercourse might hurt. You might have trouble reaching a climax. Or …
… passed down and repeated.To get true, science-based answers, it’s best to hear from a healthcare professional. Women’s health specialist Sara Youngblood, CNP, answers your most pressing questions about using tampons and …
… chronic inflammatory disease,” says Miguel Luna, MD, Director of Endometriosis at Cleveland Clinic’s Ob/Gyn and Women’s Health Institute.Endometriosis can complicate your chances of getting pregnant, although the most common symptom is …
… re not. But either way, they’re a pain. So, what’s a perimenopausal person to do?Women’s health specialist Alexa Fiffick, DO, explains why you may have such bad cramps during this time …
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… benign growths do change over time.“We don’t know why they form,” says Ob/Gyn and women’s health specialist Linda Bradley, MD, “but we do know they usually form when your body is …
… them, help has arrived.“There is a little sense of embarrassment in talking about your period,” says women’s health specialist Sara Youngblood, CNP. “If you don’t have anyone in your family who is …
When you were younger, you may have gone to your local drugstore to pick up a pregnancy test to see if you were expecting. Now that you’re, shall we say … a wee bit older …
You’ve been using hormonal birth control for years — perhaps decades — and it’s done its job. But now, you’re considering starting or expanding your family. You may be wondering if your birth control …
Sometimes you’re in the mood to hit the sheets with your partner and other times it’s the last thing you want to do. But if you suffer from a condition called hypoactive sexual …
You may find it hilarious. You may find it humiliating. Either way, occasionally releasing gas during sex — in the form of a fart or a queef — is normal. It’s a physiological response to the …
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