How’s it going down there? Olivia Cassano of Evvy, a company that specializes in women’s health services, told The Post that the vitality of the vaginal microbiome, AKA the ecosystem of bacteria and ...

A viral TikTok conversation has reopened questions about why bacterial vaginosis so often returns, and what restoring the vaginal microbiome may have to do with it.

Vaginal dryness is common and manageable, especially when the underlying cause is identified early. Read on to know the major causes of vaginal dryness and how you can manage the condition without ...

Mention the term microbiome, and most people will quickly think of the gut, probiotics and maybe even fecal microbial transplantation. But it actually refers to the all of the genetic material found ...

Strong-smelling, fishy vaginal discharge is a common bacterial vaginosis (BV) symptom, often with burning urination, itching, pain, and gray-white discharge. BV happens when “bad” bacteria outnumber ...

A lack of estrogen (causing vaginal dryness) can make intimacy uncomfortable — or even painful. Lubricants can help. They work quickly and offer short-term relief from pain and dryness during sex.

Cancer can affect any part of the body, including the reproductive system. When surgeons have to remove part or all of the vagina due to cancer, reconstruction surgery offers a way to maintain vaginal ...

The microbiome in the vagina has received less attention than its cousin in the gut – but a well-balanced vaginal microbiome can help protect overall health. Inside the vagina is a delicate ecosystem, ...

Vaginal burning is relatively common — but it can also be a helpful sign from the body that something is amiss. "Vaginal or vulvar burning is a very common symptom people can feel when the skin on or ...

Treatment for an itchy vagina and vulva will depend on the cause. Home remedies may help, such as adding baking soda or oatmeal to a warm bath, but it is usually best to contact a doctor for a ...

Vaginal cysts come in four main types including Bartholin's gland and Müllerian cysts. Most vaginal cysts will go away on their own and do not require medical treatment. See a doctor if the cyst ...

Worried about vaginal odor? While a natural scent is normal, changes can signal issues. Bacterial vaginosis, trichomoniasis, yeast infections, and even trapped tampons can cause strong smells.