Vaginas, vulvas, labias, lips — as you grow older and go through puberty, you hear a lot of different terms regarding your parts down under. But you might not be super clear on what *exactly* these ...

The difference in women’s vaginas is because of the size of the labia. Even as we attempt to categorise vagina types, the truth is no vagina is truly the same, these are broad generalizations. For ...

Everyone's labia are different — and yours can change over time. (Photo Illustration: Yahoo News; Photo: Getty Images) Whether we like it or not, our bodies are prone to change, influenced by ...

Vaginas — or more accurately, vulvas, and all their components — come in different shapes, sizes, and colors. They even have different smells. Many people worry that their genitalia doesn’t look ...

“Ozempic vulva" is an unoffcial term that women have been using to describe what they’ve been noticing in their genital areas after starting Ozempic or some other glucagon-like peptide-1 agonist.

If you put "different types of female orgasm" into an internet search engine, you will find thousands of articles listing different types. Some articles list four or five types, and others list as ...

Dark patches on the outer vaginal area are often caused by aging, pregnancy, or other hormonal changes. But they can sometimes occur with health conditions that require medical attention. Share on ...

Every substance’s chemistry falls somewhere on the pH scale between acidic and basic (alkaline). Different parts of your body have their own pH balances, including your vagina. Your vaginal pH level ...

Medically reviewed by Cordelia Nwankwo, MDMedically reviewed by Cordelia Nwankwo, MD While they may perform the same functions, no two vaginas are alike. Together, your vagina and vulva have unique ...