Articles About Vaginal Health

Why Pools, Lakes, and Even Baths Can Trigger Vaginal Imbalances

Why Pools, Lakes, and Even Baths Can Trigger Va...

Swimming might feel refreshing, but salt water, chlorine, lakes, and even baths can disrupt your vaginal balance — opening the door to yeast infections, BV, and irritation.  

Why Pools, Lakes, and Even Baths Can Trigger Va...

Swimming might feel refreshing, but salt water, chlorine, lakes, and even baths can disrupt your vaginal balance — opening the door to yeast infections, BV, and irritation.  

How Swimming Can Cause Vaginal Infections

How Swimming Can Cause Vaginal Infections

Swimming is known to increase the risk of vaginal infections like UTIs, yeast infections, BV, and more. Harmful bacteria and pH-disrupting chlorine can enter the vagina and wreak havoc.

How Swimming Can Cause Vaginal Infections

Swimming is known to increase the risk of vaginal infections like UTIs, yeast infections, BV, and more. Harmful bacteria and pH-disrupting chlorine can enter the vagina and wreak havoc.

How to Spot, Treat, and Prevent Common Vaginal Infections

How to Spot, Treat, and Prevent Common Vaginal ...

Learn how to spot, treat, and prevent common vaginal infections like yeast infections, UTIs, bacterial vaginosis (BV), and vaginitis.

How to Spot, Treat, and Prevent Common Vaginal ...

Learn how to spot, treat, and prevent common vaginal infections like yeast infections, UTIs, bacterial vaginosis (BV), and vaginitis.

What’s Really Causing Vaginal Infections? Swimming, Nutrition, Sex, and Other Surprising Reasons

What’s Really Causing Vaginal Infections? Swimm...

Vaginal infections are common, but the typical approach is treatment rather than proactive prevention. Here are some surprising contributing factors that can be addressed to avoid future infections. 

What’s Really Causing Vaginal Infections? Swimm...

Vaginal infections are common, but the typical approach is treatment rather than proactive prevention. Here are some surprising contributing factors that can be addressed to avoid future infections.