Influencers, start-ups, and venture capital are suddenly working overtime to help women optimize their genitals.

No doubt personal hygiene is important to you, so it makes sense that you’d want to keep your vagina clean too. But experts say you should proceed with caution when it comes to scrubbing up below the ...

If you're not familiar with your vagina, it's time to get acquainted. Just like how you keep tabs on the rest of your body, it's important to pay attention to what's going on "down there" to make sure ...

When it comes to a 'normal vagina,' there's plenty of people trying to convince you that yours, well, isn't. (See: highlighters, exfoliators and 'mists' designed for down there. Of course, these are ...

“As women age, their sexual health changes as well,” reports Dr. Madeline Castillanos, who works as both a medical doctor and psychotherapist. Here’s what she says all women need to know about their ...

This article was written by Marygrace Taylor and provided by our partners at Prevention. If your vagina could talk, she'd probably ask for a snack. Turns out, the right foods and beverages can keep ...

The vagina is an internal organ with a complex ecosystem, influenced by circulating hormone levels which change during the menstrual cycle, pregnancy, breastfeeding and menopause. Around and after ...

Probably since the time you discovered her, your vagina has been a source of mysticism. This one body part of yours can bring intense pleasure, annoying pain and even be the passageway for a new human ...

Have you ever noticed how people shy away from the word "vagina"? It's almost treated like a swear word—not, you know, like the name of a body part that almost 50 percent of humans on the planet have.

You're currently following this author! Want to unfollow? Unsubscribe via the link in your email. Myths and misinformation about the vagina and vulva are as old as the genitals themselves, and today ...

Your vagina can be swollen for common reasons such as pregnancy, hormonal shifts that can increase infection risk, or the use of irritants like soaps. Other causes include sexual activity and arousal, ...