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- What Are Kegels?
What are kegels and why they’re important to help strengthen your pelvic floor.
- The Basics: Perimenopause
Get to know the most common symptoms you might experience leading up to menopause.
- Cramping My Style
Staci Wolfson turned her painful experience, including a misdiagnosis and multiple surgeries, into a blog called "Cramped Style." She helps other women with endometriosis find relief and support.
- "Taboo Talk" on Period Pain
After trying several treatments for her endometriosis, Samantha Sanders decided on a different approach and advocated for herself. Now she teaches others to fight the taboo of talking about periods.
- Going to New Heights
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- The Truth About IUDs for Birth Control
How safe are IUDs? Do they protect against STDs? Learn key facts about this birth control option and whether it’s right for you.
- The Truth About Tampons
Will tampon use dramatically raise your risk of toxic shock syndrome? Do they expire? Get answers to all your questions about this feminine hygiene product.
- Broken Heart Syndrome Symptoms and Triggers
How do symptoms of a broken heart mirror those of a heart attack? Learn more about this condition and how it affects you.
- Pelvic Inflammatory Disease Causes and Symptoms
Pelvic inflammatory disease, or PID, is an infection usually brought on by an STD or bacterial vaginosis. When do symptoms appear, and what’s the most effective treatment?
- Vaginal Dryness Causes and Symptoms
Estrogen helps keep your vaginal wall lubricated, so a drop in this hormone can cause dryness.
- Vaginal Discharge: What’s Abnormal?
It’s normal for your vagina to discharge fluid to get rid of bacteria. But call your doctor if these symptoms arise.
- Hashimoto's Disease
Hashimoto's disease is an autoimmune disorder that gradually destroys your thyroid. Learn who is most at risk and how doctors detect and treat it.
- Sticking to Your Resolutions
How can busy moms stick to their New Year's Resolutions?
- What Women Need to Know About Strokes
Women are more likely to have a stroke than men. And the symptoms and risk factors can be very different.