We're well into the 21st century and it's still not ok to talk about vaginal health. Far too many women are still terrified to use words like vulva and vagina, let alone ask their doctor about what's going on in their sex lives. And to be honest, it's completely understandable....

For many women, sex after childbirth or menopause can be a very scary proposition. Not only has your physical body changed, fluctuations in your hormonal levels can also cause a massive shift in the way you think and feel. But there's good news. Sex comes with some seriously cool health...

By: Dr. Sarah de la Torre, OB/GYN For most people, menopause is a decidedly unsexy topic. But with approximately 38 million women at or reaching menopause, that hardly seems fair. Why should such a huge proportion of our population have to feel less-than-great about something as natural as menopause? We think...

Can you imagine being in so much pain that you can't even get out bed? For over 176 million women worldwide suffering from endometriosis, coping with debilitating pain is simply a way of life.

Did you know that March is Women's History Month? For centuries women have been quietly driving major breakthroughs in the field of health and medicine. And it hasn't been easy. Elizabeth Blackwell became the first woman to obtain a medical degree in the US after being voted in by the...

In our current era of female empowerment, women are speaking up about a host of issues – including those surrounding pelvic floor and vaginal wellness. On a practical level, pelvic floor issues can be plain old inconvenient, often manifesting as constant interruptions while working out – as well as during...