How to make yoghurt with your vaginal bacteria
Genius makes yoghurt out of her vaginal secretions.
Aunt Vadge: Blisters, polyps, cysts and more – what’s a girl to do?
Blisters, cysts, polyps and more - what's wrong with this girl, and how can she fix it? Find out.
Dating with diseases
Who wants to have sex with the disabled person? We do! Drop the stigma and get laid.
Understanding toxic shock syndrome
Toxic shock syndrome is a rare Staph infection that gets into the blood, which has been associated with leaving tampons in for too long.
Treating a child’s minor urinary tract infection at home
The proximity of the urethra to the anus makes it ripe for infection. Learn how to fix it.
Clues to help determine the cause of vulvar and vaginal problems affecting girls
Young girls can't always tell you what's wrong, so get the run-down on the most common problems so you can treat it quick.
For Dads eBook – a guide for dads with daughters
We're publishing this ebook for dads with daughters, to give you the confidence you need to care for your daughter fully.
What not to put inside a vagina
There are a few things you should keep away from your vagina. Like Coke bottles.
Vag basics: understanding anatomy
Explore the fascinating anatomy of the vagina and vulva, including their functions, parts, and how they contribute to sexual pleasure and health.
Hormones and the menstrual cycle
When we are fertile, when we get our periods, and how we feel is all down to hormonal balance in our bodies.
6 great period tips and tricks for beginners
Tips and tricks for navigating periods: work smarter, not harder.
How to put in a tampon
If you are new to tampons, follow this straightforward guide and get it right first time.
Aunt Vadge: fingers freak me out
A woman is scared of digital penetration, but why? Aunt Vadge examines the case in more detail.
Vaginal pH and BV – how it works and why it does and doesn’t matter
Vaginal pH is linked with BV, but it isn't the answer. Find out why an alkaline pH makes your BV worse, but doesn't cause it.
Adenoviruses that affect the vulva and vagina
Adenovirus usually causes respiratory illness and conjunctivitis, but sometimes it can cause genital ulcers and urethritis.
Mycoplasma genitalium – the STI you’ve never heard of
Mycoplasma genitalium infection causes urinary tract symptoms and is not routinely checked for in all countries.
Necrotising fasciitis of the vulva
Necrotising fasciitis is a flesh-eating bacterial problem that can affect the vulva. This bacterial infection is a life-threatening condition and needs immediate medical attention.
Why your period stopped (secondary amenorrhoea)
We go through all the reasons your period may have stopped, from being pregnant to being on a crazy diet or even being too skinny. Your period shouldn't be stopping, so find out why and fix it.
Study: regular exercise lowers oestrogen levels in postmenopausal women
Postmenopausal women were studied to see if exercise reduced oestrogen levels, and thus breast cancer risks.
Aunt Vadge: Unusual bleeding after dry, cracked fingering
Clumps of blood after a rough finger - why is it happening? Find out.