Female Health & Genitourinary

Consider this a crash course in menstrual cups, which will tell you pretty much everything you need to know about what they do, how they work and how safe they are.

So, your doctor has recommended fluconazole and you’re heading to the pharmacy to get your hands on some, but what is this medication?

If you like to know everything there is to know about your medication before you take it then you’ve come to the right place.

Let’s take a look at what fluconazole is, what it’s used for, and when you should be using it.

The morning after pill is a form of emergency contraception that many women have reached for after their normal method of contraception hasn’t worked out.

If your condom breaks, or you realise that you forgot to take the pill before you got down and make love, then you could find yourself in need of some emergency contraception, and the morning after pill is a popular choice.

Today we’re going to be answering your questions about the morning after pill, when you should or shouldn’t take it, and how it works.

Thrush and Bacterial Vaginosis are common infections that can make your intimate area feel less than friendly.

If you’re struggling with an infection, you’re going to want to get rid of it fast, if only so you can lose the annoying itching!

But how can you tell the difference between these two very similar infections? Let’s find out the facts and see what makes them so different.

There is a number of reasons why a woman can start to lose hair. No matter the reason, this will likely be a distressing time regardless.

You’ve probably heard of thrush or yeast infections, but what are they really?

If you’re not sure, and you’ve found yourself with an unpleasant itching sensation in your genital area, you could be wondering if thrush is to blame.

Luckily, yeast infections can be pretty easy to spot, so let’s see if we can answer some of your questions about all things thrush.