Bacteria for Vaginal Health: Truth or Myth?
Τhere are some basic things that are good to know about the “bacteria for sale” on pharmacy shelves.
Can I Use a Menstrual Cup if I’m a Virgin?
No matter what your sexual experience is, you can use a menstrual cup. Yes, really!
Which Home Test is Right for me?
Do you experience itching, swelling or burning sensations? Let’s break down which test you may take when you are dealing with different symptoms.
Urinary Tract Infections: Symptoms & Diagnosis
It starts with a burning sensation while peeing and before you know it, you are sensing an urge to pee every few minutes. UTI’s are never fun.
Shifting Responsibilities: Birth Control for Men
If you were to do a Google search right now on ‘Birth Control’, the types of articles and resources you’ll find will be almost exclusively aimed at women or people with vaginas.
Squirting: female ejaculation or just pee?
Squirting, more formally known as female ejaculation, is one of the least researched and most controversial aspects of female pleasure.
Birth Control Pills: Pro’s, Cons, and other options
Being such a well known and used method of contraception for reproductive women and people with vaginas all around the world, we must ask ourselves about the pros and cons of this method – do the pros really outweigh the cons? Or are we being sold into something by our GPs that could potentially be detrimental to our health? Also, what are some of our other options?!
Does Period Underwear Actually Work?
Like pads, menstrual cups and tampons, the goal of period underwear is to keep those who menstruate leak-proof and dry.
Home Tests: a modern solution to an essential health check
As we grow, we learn that smear tests are important for the prevention of genital infections and sexually transmitted forms of cancer. Cervical sampling, also known as the pap smear, has revolutionized gynecological health by saving thousands of lives every year.
Visiting your Gyno: A relationship of Trust
How many of the daily issues women and people with vaginas face are we aware of? How much do we know about our bodies and sexual wellness, or how “simple” is a visit at the gyno?
