Finally, we’re bringing you very public answers to some of your most private questions. When sexual and vaginal health concerns arise, OB/GYN and nationally known women’s health expert Dr. Jessica ...

Knowing the signs of ovulation – the point in your menstrual cycle at which your ovaries release an egg through your fallopian tubes and into your womb, where it will either be fertilised or be shed ...

Most individuals experience vaginal discharge. It is normal and can occur at any time. But you may notice the color and consistency of your discharge changes throughout the month. This can be caused ...

You may have excess discharge that's runny and clear if you're ovulating. Bacterial vaginosis may also cause excess discharge, in addition to a fishy smell and itching. Yeast infections, STIs like ...

While there are both normal and abnormal vaginal secretions, normal vaginal discharge consists of vaginal and cervical cells, mucus, fluid, and bacteria. The amount can vary depending on the ...

Watery discharge. Sure, probably not the first topic of conversation at your Thursday evening pizza-with-the-crew-session – but something that it pays to be clued up on, nonetheless. Why? Well, ...

Anyone with a vagina knows that discharge is a normal part of life, but determining what’s typical and what might signal a problem isn’t always clear. Medical professionals explain that these bodily ...

Ovulation is an important phase in a woman's menstrual cycle, marking the release of an egg from the ovary. While many women are familiar with typical ovulation symptoms such as changes in cervical ...

White discharge is generally considered normal and can occur at various points throughout a person’s menstrual cycle. In some cases, white discharge can signal a medical problem, such as a yeast ...

While many women go through ovulation without any issues, others can feel it strongly. In fact, some women need painkillers to cope with the discomfort. It’s not your period, but it hurts like hell.