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9 Ways to Prevent Disease (and To Live Your Healthiest Life)
Health is wealth. Here are a few ways to prevent diseases and to take care of yourself so you can live your healthiest, best life.
Do the Benefits of an IUD Outweigh the Potential Side Effects?
Weighing whether an IUD is right for you? Our expert breaks down the pros and cons to help you decide.
Can You Go to a Gynecologist Appointment When You’re on Your Period?
Pelvic exams are less-than-fun on a good day, but when you’re on your period? Yeesh. Read on to learn when to opt out and when to power through.
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What Help Is Available for Low Sex Drive in Women?
Many women discover their libido is lacking, especially as they get older. Luckily, treatments are available to rev up a sluggish sex drive.
How to Decode Your Vaginal Discharge
Vaginal discharge? Find out what normal discharge looks like as well as potential infections and other problems.
If You Have Breast Pain, Should You Worry?
You don’t necessarily expect pain in your breasts, so when it happens, you question what’s causing it. Find out how common it is — and what to do about it.
Do Home Remedies Actually Work for Yeast Infections?
When you have a yeast infection, you want to get rid of it as fast as humanly possible. An Ob/Gyn discusses the do’s and don’ts for dealing with a yeast infection.
Ladies, Here’s What You Should Know About Lipedema, a Condition That Causes Excess Fat in the Legs
Lipedema isn’t rare, but it’s rarely diagnosed. This condition that causes excessive and painful fat in the legs mostly affects women and is often mistaken for obesity.
What to Do When Menopause Comes Early
Menopause isn’t something you have to think about until you’re in your 40s and 50s, right? For most women that’s true, but early menopause does happen. Learn about primary ovarian insufficiency and what to do if you think you’re experiencing it.
