Millions of women struggle with vulvovaginal diseases every day in the United States — from common yeast infections to more rare conditions like lichen sclerosus. Here’s a look at some of the most common and how we treat them.
May 3rd, 2019
Millions of women struggle with vulvovaginal diseases every day in the United States — from common yeast infections to more rare conditions like lichen sclerosus. Here’s a look at some of the most common and how we treat them.
Menopause and Anxiety—How the Two are Connected Menopause begins to occur a year after your periods end and many women report feeling some form of anxiety during this time in their life.
Dyspareunia—you may not have heard of this, but you may be suffering from it.
With 2019 in full swing it’s already easy to be overwhelmed by the new year and to be stressed out; and that can effect your physical and emotional health. Take a deep breath and read these ten easy tips to de-stress your life.
As the old adage goes—the truth hurts; and so can sex when you’re going through menopause. In fact, studies show that up to half the women who experience menopause suffer some form of pain during sex.
Lets face it; nothing is worse than feeling sluggish and exhausted throughout the day. Our body NEEDS the positive energy flowing through it to fully flourish. But sometimes, it’s not easy getting there.
Vitamin B12 has been linked to not only weight loss but energy boosts. It is essential to our body’s functions. It also helps the body convert fats and proteins into energy and aids in the breakdown of carbohydrates.
Have you lost all sensation in both the clitoris and G-Spot? Chances are if you have, then sex has gotten to a point where it’s no longer enjoyable. There is something that can help with this.
No one should ever have to go through chronic discomfort. The daily struggle that women go through due to vaginal discomfort is not only physically uncomfortable, but mentally as well.
With the holidays quickly approaching, you can’t help but have increased stress levels. It’s to be expected! Things typically get completely out of control during the holidays. Turkeys will be burned.
When you’re a busy mom, living that mom life, you tend to stop taking care of yourself properly. School’s back in session and the kids are settled. You finally get to have a piece of your life back.
“I remember lying on the bathroom floor thinking what’s wrong with me. I didn’t have a way to talk to anyone about it. And so I didn’t. It was my secret, private pain.” – Calista C.
Vaginal discomfort is never fun. Experiencing the pain or discomfort daily is extremely daunting and can really put a damper on any woman’s day. The good news is that it can be treated. There are many treatments out there are available for common condition
Do you suffer from Vaginal Atrophy? Vaginal atrophy results in pain, discomfort and dryness. Women, especially menopausal and postmenopausal, suffer from these symptoms.
Every woman’s menopause experience is unique and let’s face it, no one is excited to go through it! Not only do you endure a ton of symptoms, but it typically puts not only discomfort but distance in between a woman and her mate.
Let’s face it, most of us aren’t comfortable discussing our sexual health issues.
Lichen sclerosus can cause intense vulvar irritation, vulvar structural changes and is associated with a 5% risk of squamous cell cancer of the vulva.
MonaLisa Touch: the new laser technique for vaginal atrophy. If you are having the symptoms commonly related to vaginal atrophy, you can now obtain a new balance through the recovery of genital physiology and relief from symptoms you suffer from every day.
One of the less well-known skin disorders of the lower genital tract is called plasma cell vulvitis or plasma cell mucositis. It is often mis-diagnosed as “vulvodynia”.