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Study: men carry BV-associated bacteria on and in their penises

A 2016 study looked into the microbiome of the penis in partners of women with and without bacterial vaginosis (BV) in heterosexual couples. It is believed that BV-associated bacterial colonies are transferred via sexual intercourse to and from sexual partners. In previous studies, BV-associated bacteria have been cultivated from the

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Vulvar sebaceous cysts

A sebaceous cyst can appear in any area that has sebaceous glands, which includes the vulva. Sebaceous glands produce sebum, an oily substance that keeps skin supple and protects it, such as is found in hair follicles. Vulvar sebaceous cysts may also be called epidermal inclusion cysts, sebaceous gland cysts,

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In utero exposure to DES

DES is a synthetic oestrogen given to millions of women during the 50s and 60s, before it was found to possibly cause vaginal cancers in female offspring.

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Celebrating International Women’s Day with basically free books ($1) – 8 March 2019

We salute your vaginas and everything else about you! Happy International Women's Day everyone. May the day, and all after it, serve you well.

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UTI caused by dehydration

If you've been having a hot or waterless time, you may end up with UTI-like symptoms. We discuss why this happens and how to get rid of it.

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Gallbladder removal and your hormones

Living without a gallbladder can cause a few hormonal upsets that may make life harder over the years, including leaving too much oestrogen in your blood.

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Using yoghurt for vulvovaginal health – it has to be alive!

If you are going to use yoghurt vaginally, it must be alive to work! Using any old yoghurt isn't going to have much effect as it does not contain live bacteria.

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Testimonials for Killing BV treatments

Wondering if our Killing BV treatments work? We've put together a collection of responses from people who have tried our treatments, or invented their own.

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Using manuka honey for vulvovaginal infections

Manuka honey has some unique qualities that can make it an effective treatment for vulvovaginal infections, including BV and yeast infections.

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Using tea tree (Melaleuca alternifolia) oil for vulvovaginal infections and dysbiosis

Tea tree is an effective antimicrobial agent, and can treat common vulvovaginal infections when the best oils are used effectively.

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Using lactulose for vulvovaginal dysbiosis/infections

We discuss the use of lactulose for vulvovaginal infections, dysbiosis, and vaginal health, including safety and efficacy.

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Using licorice (Glycyrrhiza glabra) as a topical treatment for vaginal dysbiosis

Licorice root has been used since the dawn of time for its pharmacological qualities, including steroidal, antimicrobial, and anti-inflammatory properties.

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