Freezing milk kefir treatments
Freeze your treatments into convenient little cubes to make it easier to insert all of that stuff.
Study: the impact of temperature and pH on biofilm formation – it matters!
Temperature and pH make all the difference to biofilm formation in several studied bacteria.
Aunt Vadge: my BV medicaid fell through – what can I do?
How to treat BV at home when money's tight and you can't get the prescription.
Why duration matters when treating BV
One reason why BV treatments don't work is that they are not done diligently or for long enough. Here's some more tips.
Can I make vagina yoghurt from a healthy friend or relative?
How to harvest and ferment vaginal secretions to use with the milk kefir, or instead of the milk kefir.
Aunt Vadge: small, itchy fissure in labia minora won’t go away
A labial fissure that lingers, especially with eczema, is often a skin condition worth naming, plus how to soothe it.
Can the BV treatment cause lactobacilli overgrowth syndrome?
Will the lactobacilli proliferate too much from the BV treatment?
I have stringy yellow discharge – is this the BV biofilm?
Is this stringy yellow discharge the biofilm?
My Vagina’s repository
Articles about bacterial vaginosis, aerobic vaginitis (AV), yeast infections and more
What are your success rates with the Killing BV program?
She wants to know what chance the Killing BV program has of success - good question!
Aunt Vadge: cut over a vein – will it be ok?
How to care for a deep vulval cut at home, and the signs that mean it's time to see a doctor.
Aunt Vadge: clitoral cuts, prosthetics and sex
How to heal small fissures around the clitoris after sex, and stop them coming back.
Aunt Vadge: did I stretch my labia too far?
One labia bigger than the other is normal, common, and won't affect sex.
Urethral diverticula
Diverticulum is a shift in the position of the urethra due to the periurethral (Skene's glands) enlargement, possibly due to infection or an anatomical abnormality that manifests later in life.
Aunt Vadge: strange little sore under my urethra won’t go away
A sore, non-healing spot below the urethra: the likely causes and what helps.
Skene’s duct cysts or abscesses
Skene's duct cysts and abscesses can cause a range of symptoms including problems urinating.
Urethral cancer
Urethral cancer is an uncommon form of cancer, with its own set of challenges in diagnosing and treating because of its rarity. Urethral cancer has been reported in women from age about 19 onwards, but is most common in elderly women.
Urethral caruncles
Urethral caruncles are pink or red sores on the edge of the urethral opening which may bleed or cause pain, most common in postmenopausal women, less common in premenopausal women, and sometimes in children. Caruncles are benign.
Aunt Vadge: Why is my vagina different after being fingered?
Fingering doesn't make your vagina bigger; here's what actually changed.

