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A women’s health and wellness blog about gynecologic health and common gynecologic concerns and conditions such as sex, contraception, menstrual periods, hormones, uterine fibroids, endometriosis, and PCOS. The latest women’s health research, breaking health news, fascinating facts, curious gynecologic history, current therapies, our guy’s health, fitness, nutrition, weight management, and advanced medical testing discussed by a Board Certified Obstetrician and Gynecologist: Dr. Suzanne Trupin.

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Best Way To Treat a Yeast Infection

1. To most effectively treat a yeast infection is to get confirmation from your health care provider by a pelvic examination. For women with their first yeast infection, the recommendation absolutely is to see your health care provider for a firm diagnosis. For women familiar with the symptoms and therapy, self diagnosis is recommended as a first line therapy. 2. Cream therapy with soothing components are available OTC and thus the go to therapy for a quick resolution of simp

Do You Need ThermiVa?

Top reasons women select RF treatment with ThermiVa: are urine leakage, difficulty achieving orgasms and dryness. Tightening weakened pelvic floor muscles, improvement of sex, and longer term prevention of pelvic floor issues are also reasons women select the ThermiVa, meaning that virtually all women could benefit and may want to discuss alternatives to accomplish these goals. The treatment improves the muscles by heat delivered by an S-shaped handpiece, which is comfortable

Pregnancy sex questions you really wanted to ask: answered

Pregnancy surges that oxytocin the hormone of love, so it's not really shocking that sex is still on your mind no matter how far along in your pregnancy you are. At Women's Health Practice women tell us most prenatal visits are focus on the baby's health and your health, as they should be, and less about, SEX! Sex during breastfeeding, is also reported to be a big change in both body and mind. Some women are either pleasantly surprised, or embarrassingly shocked to find that

These signs can mean you don't have healthy bacteria in your vagina

Certain signs may mean you don't have the right number of healthy bacteria in your vagina! Discharge that is abnormal for you is the first sign! Look for any changes in the volume, color, or odor of vaginal discharge. Other signs can include ●Pruritus or itching ●Stinging or Burning ●Irritation, on the outside or on the inside ●Redness, also called erythema, or swelling or tenderness to touch the genital tissues ●Painful, uncomfortable, or dryness with sex. ●Spotting, bleedin

Odd facts about ovarian cysts

Women ovulate monthly, unless they are on a hormonal contraception or have a hormonal imbalance, from the time they go through puberty until age of menopause: so about 400 times. Each month that ovulation may produce a cyst, or a cyst can form from ovarian tissue that is not directly caused by ovulation. This picture shows a cyst of endometriosis with some blood flow around it. 1. Ovarian Cysts are much more likely to be non-cancerous than cancerous, even in the population th

Dry is a good thing for your humor, your martini, but not for this

Dry sex, it happens but it is not a good thing. It needs to be treated. When it comes to health, most of us agree we want the most effective treatment. But when it comes to date night, perhaps the speed of effectiveness is actually very important! Vaginal discomfort can be one of the most bothersome conditions for a woman. itching, burning, urinary frequency, they are all related, and can all be fixed without medication. Vaginal dryness can occur for many reasons, but come in

Why you should keep sex out of the water

It’s dark outside; the water is warm; you both are barely clothed. Seems like the perfect time to start fooling around, right? Well, water sex might sound appealing at first, but when it comes time to actually doing it, complications start to emerge. Having sex in water could give rise to infections and underwhelming sensations that overall make the entire experience not worth the trouble. One of the biggest misconceptions about water sex is that, even though the outside of y

Sex after birthing

For most couples shared experience of birthing is the most wonderful bonding you can ever experience, and sex life can be relaxed, actually improved after the fatigue and baby duties ease back a bit. But Moms do report some correctable pelvic problems after birthing including Urinary incontinence Stool incontinence Gas incontinence Pelvic prolapse including dropping of the bladder, the vagina, the bladder and the rectum Sexual problems that range from pain, libido dysfunction

Objectively: How good is your sex life?

Judging sexual health is a complex topic. If you think you're happy with your sex life you probably are, essentially your gyno will think you are happy as well. But if your gyno wants answers to just how happy you are with your sex life she is going to want facts. One simple ways that a gyno measures your sexual function is the questionnaire developed study with Raymond Rosen, Ph.D. at Robert Wood Johnson Medical School as the lead investigator. And what they developed was a

Can sex cause vaginal tears

Sex doesn't routinely cause vaginal tears or bruising, and pain or bleeding should not occur after sex. Generally speaking a women’s vagina is elastic, with moisture that increases with increased friction, and thus sex is not usually going to cause tears or cuts that can be felt. If a gynecologist takes a microscope to the tissue relatively soon after sex it’s not uncommon to see microscopic tears that wouldn’t be seen on regular examination, and for the most part are not pai

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Best Way To Treat a Yeast Infection

Do You Need ThermiVa?

Pregnancy sex questions you really wanted to ask: answered

These signs can mean you don't have healthy bacteria in your vagina

Odd facts about ovarian cysts

Dry is a good thing for your humor, your martini, but not for this

Why you should keep sex out of the water

Sex after birthing

Objectively: How good is your sex life?

Can sex cause vaginal tears

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