What is vaginal steaming, why women do it, and why I don't recommend it.   

Tea tree oil has so many uses! Research shows that it has antibacterial and antifungal properties and has been shown to effectively treat yeast infections.

Got an itch, some discharge, and an unfamiliar odor? It’s likely one of two culprits: a yeast infection or bacterial vaginosis (BV). Luckily there are ways to determine which it is — and natural remedies...

Calendula has been studied for years as an antifungal and anti-inflammatory agent. Studies have shown that it can ease menstrual symptoms and stop yeast overgrowth. So how does it actually work?

Your gynecologist is there to guide you—and to answer any questions you have, regardless of how embarrassing they may seem. Rest assured, your gynecologist has very likely heard them before.

While each pregnancy is different, there are some common things you can expect to happen to your body and your health during pregnancy. Here's what you can expect if you're expecting.

Bleeding during sex (when it's not your period or pregnancy)? Read on to find out what may be the culprit and how to treat it.

While the symptoms of this imbalance can vary widely, there's a simple trick you can do at home to see if you have Candida. And fortunately, getting rid of it naturally is possible.

Have you been considered period underwear or reusable cloth pads? Read on to find if they are for you!