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The vagina goes through a number of significant changes following childbirth. Some of these changes may only be temporary and will improve with time and self-care practices, while others may require gynecological intervention to restore the look, feel, and function of the vagina. Let’s explore the specific vaginal changes that take place after childbirth and…
Childbirth and menopause are two major phases in a woman’s life that bring on a host of significant changes to a woman’s body, particularly the vagina. Vaginal delivery causes vaginal laxity, a condition in which the vagina loses its natural elasticity and sensitivity. After menopause, the dramatic decline in a woman’s estrogen levels and collagen…
Vaginal reconstruction is the term used to refer to a range of procedures that are aimed at repairing or reconstructing the vagina, significantly improving its appearance, function, size, and possibly, sensitivity. Even with its life-changing benefits, a vaginal reconstruction procedure—like any other type of surgery—is not without its fair share of risks and contraindications. Let’s…
The labia are the folds of skin that surround and protect the vagina. Labia look different from woman to woman, and the shape and size can change after giving birth and as a woman gets older. Fortunately, a gynecologist can perform plastic surgery to revive the appearance of the labia, and this procedure is called…
Endometriosis is a condition characterized by the growth of something similar to uterine tissue outside the uterus, ovaries, and tubes. The tissue can spread to your bladder or intestines, causing pain, intense cramping, heavy and irregular periods, and pain during sex. The abnormal location of the tissue can irritate the internal organs that it touches….
Having sex comes with a risk of pregnancy. If you are not ready to get pregnant, using birth control is an effective way to avoid an unplanned pregnancy. Birth control use reduces the need for emergency contraception and pregnancy termination. Using birth control is basic preventive health care that allows you to engage in sexual…
A woman’s relationship with her obstetrician-gynecologist (OB/GYN) is very important. An OB/GYN is pivotal to maintaining your health when it comes to women’s health issues. As a woman, your needs will change with each stage of life. In your 20s and 30s, your needs will include maintaining good reproductive health, contraceptives, and medical care through…
