Vaginal discharge is a normal bodily secretion that helps to cleanse and lubricate the vagina. It is usually a clear or milky fluid and can vary in consistency, amount, and odor depending on the menstrual...

As you likely know, condoms act as a barrier between the genitals, preventing viruses and bacteria from entering the vagina. Condoms themselves do not cause yeast infections. However, certain lubricants or spermicides used with condoms...

Your lady part need some good food too! Whether your vagina smells fresh or funky, it’s all in your hands. Nutrition plays a major role in vaginal health and the foods we eat can impact our...

The vulva is all the bits on the outside: the lips (or labia), the clitoris, the opening to the vagina and the urethra (pee hole). Often, people say “vagina” when they really mean the vulva.