Vaginal Change is Part of Menopause

As estrogen levels decline during perimenopause and beyond, vaginal tissue becomes thinner and less elastic. This change can lead to vaginal dryness, itching and an increased chance for infection.....Read More.

Yeast Infections

Yeasts are single cell living organisms that live on the surface of all living things, even the foods we eat and our skin. Under certain conditions, they can become so numerous they cause infections, particularly in warm and moist areas. 75% of women experience at least one yeast infection during their lifetime - what can you do to avoid them? Learn More about yeast infections.

Vaginitis

Vaginal infections range from easily-cured yeast infections to sexually transmitted disease, which may or may not be curable. Proper and early diagnosis is the most important step in maintaining vaginal health and avoiding complications....Read More.

Ask Marla: Help For Vaginal Dryness

Dear Marla: Over the last few months, my vaginal area has become itchy and sex is downright uncomfortable. What can I do?

Almost every woman experiences vaginal dryness at some point in her life. Fortunately, there are several excellent prescription and non-prescription options available for relieving dryness and improving the health and comfort of vaginal tissue....Read More.

Male Menopause

If your male partner is cranky, it could be hormones! An estimated 25 million men from 40 to 55 are currently going through "male menopause." Learn about symptoms, risks and treatments.

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