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Your vagina and vulva during pregnancy
Pregnancy can have some dramatic effects on your vagina and vulvar, from varicose veins to being more orgasmic.
Study: Lactobacillus attacks G. vaginalis biofilm
Lactobacillus has been shown to degrade the G. vaginalis biofilm better than any other substance.
Human papillomavirus (HPV)
HPV is a virus that can - but doesn't always - cause changes to the cells on the cervix, which can lead to cervical cancer. Screening is in place, with improvements to testing the blood of males and females with HPV in the future for detection and prevention of HPV-related
Lactobacillus: the protective bacteria your vagina needs
Lactobacilli are the protective bacteria that keep a vagina healthy – what they do, which species matter, and how to rebuild them.
Being diagnosed with BV
If you want to get tested and don't know what to expect, read this and find out what they do to you.
Bacterial vaginosis – why does my vagina smell like fish?
That fishy smell is almost always bacterial vaginosis (BV) - what causes it, and how to clear it for good.
Are Black women really more prone to BV?
BV is about twice as common in Black women, often because a diverse, lower-lactobacilli vaginal microbiome is simply a different kind of normal.