Women's Health Features

WebMD investigates the surprising little ways that you can turn your man on.

WebMD explores the most common reasons women have an affair.

Pain, bleeding, and missed periods may be signs that something is wrong.

Off camera, reality TV star Kim Kardashian reveals her perfect date night, her workout secrets, and her best and worst health habits.

WebMD talks with experts about how women can take time for themselves and why they should make the effort.

WebMD explains why honesty with your doctor is important and what 8 things you should always tell your doctor.

Feeling shy around your doctor? Rest assured: most health professionals have seen it all, heard it all, and learned to deal with it all.

Here are 12 health rules that it’s OK -- and sometimes even good -- to break.

In her new book, 'Ghost Whisperer' star Jennifer Love Hewitt tackles the dos and don'ts of online flirting, setting boundaries, and healthy romance.

How can you boost your energy during a 10-minute break? WebMD turned to diet, fitness, and integrative medicine experts for these 21 tips.

Clean up quick with these tips on how to speed-clean clean your house.

Who doesn't need more closet space? These tips from experts on organizing your closet will help you get the storage space you need.

Tight budgets are no excuse to let yourself get flabby. There are plenty of inexpensive ways to exercise. Some won’t even cost you a thin dime.

Is it possible to cook healthier fast food at home that will please your pocket book and your fast-food loving family? The answer is yes.

Become an active role model for your kids. Here’s how to make fitness fun for the whole family.

In What Would Susie Say, comic Susie Essman shares her thoughts about anger, menopause, raising teens, and way, way more.

Where are bacteria and cold viruses lurking in your home? You may be surprised.

WebMD explains the 6 biggest sex mistakes women make and reasons why women make them. Also get tips on improving how you feel about yourself and your overall sex life.

How superstar Cheryl Crow came out stronger than ever after the toughest two years of her life.

Singer-songwriter Sheryl Crow is making music, raising an adopted son, and learning the art of self care.

How Olympic swimmer Dara Torres trains, eats, and raises her young daughter.

How are monthly mood changes affected by the seasons? When should you talk to a doctor and seek treatment for depression? Find out in this article.

How to keep your breasts healthy, including diet, exercise, mammograms, and learning what normal changes to expect as you go through life.

How to identify and treat common (and not-so-common) vaginal conditions

From ear candling to colon cleansing, here are 5 home remedies that may do more harm than good.

Experts debunk some common myths about the stomach, including misconceptions about where digestion actually takes place and whether eating at a certain time of day can boost weight gain.

Sure, we all know what it feels like to be tired. But chronic fatigue refers to a lingering tiredness that is constant and limiting.

Feeling all revved up, even at bedtime? Or maybe your throttle’s on idle with symptoms of depression, fatigue, and weight gain. In both cases, the root cause may be your thyroid.

For quicker hysterectomy recovery, many women are choosing laparoscopy. Just make sure your surgeon is skilled. Here’s what women should know about hysterectomy.

Find 15 tips and simple ways to nurture your health after a hysterectomy – and keep weight and stress under control.

R&B/hip-hop queen Mary J. Blige reveals her 6 secrets for transforming mind, body, and soul.

Acclaimed actor Ashley Judd reveals the surprising reason she fights for AIDS/HIV care worldwide -- and what you can do to help.

Experts discuss foot care techniques to cope with the painful consequences of wearing high heels.

It's never a bad idea to seek a second opinion, but if you receive one of these five diagnoses, getting a second opinion is practically a must.

Stymied by what foods you really need to keep you healthy and strong? WebMD comes to the rescue with a panel of nutrition experts who advise you on what foods matter most.

When you and your partner seem to be out of sync with your sex drive, there’s no reason to despair. WebMD asked the experts, and they responded with three easy steps to turn your love life around.

If you're a single working woman, you probably spend the least amount of time in bed -- sometimes fewer than six hours a night. Stay-at-moms aren’t much better off. Here are some key causes of sleep problems in women.

There are more screening options than ever before , so make that mammogram appointment -- today.

If what you used to do just to have fun is now interfering with your life, it may have turned into compulsive or addictive behavior. Here’s what the experts say about recognizing compulsive behavior and what you can do about it.

It’s never too late for women to start a fitness program. Here’s how to start exercising and keep it going no matter what part of your lifetime you’re at.

Learn how to get more energy to get through your workday by changing your diet, your habits or making lifestyle changes.

These seven weight loss tips can help make dieting easier and more successful.

The Weeds actor talks to WebMD about surviving a stroke, her weight loss struggles, and her new health goals.

Tennis ace Serena Williams returns to the winner's circle after battling knee and ankle injuries, grief, and a dramatic slip in her pro ranking.

Women over 50, it's time to take charge of your personal life. These quick tips help you get in touch with mind and body.

Women over 50, it's time to take charge of your professional life. These quick tips can help you keep your finances and career in optimal shape.

Shame or embarrassment my keep women from seeking help for these three common, but treatable, problems.

Literally millions upon millions of women live with the perceived shame of frequent urination, excessive sweating, gas, and other embarrassing conditions. They just don't want to talk about.

Workouts and romance may both trigger accidental incontinence but stress incontinence treatments can bring relief.

Many medications can worsen or cause incontinence. Find out which medications are the worst offenders.