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Maybe you have a funny smell, an itch, are having issues with sex, or are experiencing pain. Maybe you are a guy who wants advice about a woman in your life. Maybe you are a parent struggling to find solutions to your child’s vulvovaginal issues at home.

No matter what, we’ve got you covered. My Vagina is your vagina’s home on the internet.

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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.

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.

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.

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.

Using lactulose for vulvovaginal dysbiosis/infections

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

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.

Propolis as an antimicrobial agent in treating vulvovaginal dysbiosis

Propolis resin may be a useful adjunct to treating vulvovaginal dysbiosis and infections via its antimicrobial activity, with some bacteria more susceptible than others.

Iron deficiency and bacterial vaginosis, aerobic vaginitis

We examine the evidence as to whether low iron levels can contribute to bacterial vaginosis, aerobic vaginitis or other vulvovaginal dysbiosis/infection.

Ehlers-Danlos syndromes that affect the vagina and pelvis

Ehlers-Danlos syndromes (EDS) are a collection of inheritable connective tissue disorders characterised by joint hypermobility, skin stretchiness, and fragile tissue. Any of the 13 Ehlers-Danlos subtypes can result in prolapsed pelvic organs, since the connective tissue that holds us in and up can be stretchy or loose. This allows what should

Understanding pain receptors in vulvodynia that cause burning pain – the C fibre

There are certain pain fibres that cause the slow, long, burning pain of vulvodynia. Understanding a these fibres can shed some light on vulvodynia.

Congenital or acquired neuroproliferative vulvodynia

We take a look at neuroproliferative vulvodynia, where there are too many pain-sensing nerve-endings around the vaginal entrance.

March 6-7th, 2019 – Women and their Microbes Conference

Practitioners, check out the upcoming Women and their Microbes conference in Hamilton, Canada.