A woman’s vagina is not made to please the man with an orgasm or the family with a child. It is also a woman’s source of pleasure which she rightfully deserves to have in life.

Raising awareness around stigmatized topics such as sexual health, unprotected sex, and contraceptives among young women is important.It is time to start the conversation about young women’s sexual choices and sexual health and empower them by providing correct and necessary information about the same.

Vaginal health is an important part of a woman’s overall health. Being irresponsible about your intimate area can lead to undesirable outcomes such as infection and irritation. Choosing the right underwear is the first step to maintaining proper vaginal health.

Dr. Sudeshna Ray who is a specialised gynaecologist and obstetrician talks about the ten different signs to see a gynaecologist.

Women’s orgasms are important because for many women, they contribute to healthy relationships and their sexual well-being.

Vaginal discharge is normal and the body’s way of keeping vagina clean. It mostly starts at the onset of puberty and tapers towards menopause.

One such question which many females might be curious about is- ‘Why There Is Vaginal Discharge While One Is Sexually Aroused?’

When women complain of not having an orgasm, it’s a sign of anorgasmia. Here’s a look at the various symptoms, treatment and factors at play.

According to a study published in the International Journal of Medical Reviews, vaginismus is a sexual disorder that affects approximately 7% of women worldwide.

According to one survey, sexual problems affect around 1 in 3 young and middle-aged women and around 1 in 2 older women.