What we learn in middle school about women’s health is, well, unfortunately pretty vague … “you’re going to get your period,” “don’t have unprotected sex,” and “avoid douching” pretty much sums up the extent of what young women are taught in class. The truly important facts and questions are typically left for us to learn and educate ourselves. Like what are the ideal pH levels or how do we properly care for our vaginas during and after each cycle.
Since there’s a lot of information online (some helpful and some misleading), we wanted to create a post that hosts our top vaginal health stories we’ve shared on Poosh all in one place.
So, welcome, welcome to our handy guide on simple ways to keep your vagina healthy and happy. Read on to bookmark our women’s wellness words of advice.
If you want to know the most common questions a gynecologist receives …
The answers are revealed here. P.S.: consider this your reminder to book your annual checkup.
Looking for foods to keep your vagina in optimal health?
Add these items to your everyday diet.
Speaking of food and how it can impact your body … ever thought of going plant-based for your pu$$y?
Take a read here for the health benefits.
Why does your period smell?
Different wafts around your period could be telling you something—check out the full breakdown of what each scent means.
Have you received IG ads trying to sell you on vaginal detox pearls?
Don’t fall for it, Pooshies. Here’s why you should absolutely avoid them.
Not sure how to prevent UTIs?
We’ve got you with this helpful dos and don’ts guide.
Convinced stress is only mental?
Think again; it can also affect your vaginal health.
If you’re still confused about vaginal pH levels …
Here’s your explanation along with seven all-natural ways to keep things balanced.
And last but not least, how to care for things pre- and post-sex …
With our sexual wellness advice every vagina-owner should know.
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