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you just discovered the vast world of self-pleasure and ma********on and you're not really sure how to talk about it, let alone who to talk about it with. You may have tons of questions racing through your mind as you try to navigate your s*xuality as a first-timer, like where to begin or how to even properly ma******te. And, while you may figure your fingers can do the trick, there are also other options to explore when it comes to solo s*x — enter, the vi****or.

If you're feeling a lil overwhelmed because you don't have much (or any) experience with solo s*x or don't really know how to use a vi****or or get started, this is a totally safe space where we can be transparent and learn together. Dr. Jennifer Lincoln, Medical Advisor for The Body Agency, and Jenn Chang, Head of Product Design at s*x and wellness brand Cake, help debunk ma********on myths, break down all the best practices and tips for using vi****ors, and explain why vi****ors aren't as intimidating as you may think.
Are there any benefits to ma********on?
Believe it or not, solo s*x is totally normal and can actually help your mental and physical health. A study by the Indian Journal of Psychological Medicine found that ma********ng helps release tension in your body.

"Ma********on is a great stress reliever and the beauty of it is you don't need to rely on anyone to help you out with it," Dr. Lincoln says. "It's also been linked to helping people fall asleep."

Solo s*x not only helps you figure out what gives you pleasure but helps you feel more confident during partnered s*x, which can lead to more fulfilling and healthy relationships. Dr. Lincoln adds that there's no risk of s*xually transmitted infections or pregnancy with ma********on.

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Girls are not open to medical research, this is the main obstacles in developing countries for understanding diseases

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ITS A SAD REALITY HOW WOMEN DONT WANT TO CONTRIBUTE TO RESEARCH THAT WILL SAVE THEIR LIVES.

Papua New Guinea healthcare challenges

The conditions when she first traveled to PNG in 2011 were less than ideal. “The hospital was in a state of disrepair, such that it was essentially falling down,” she recalls. “The roads around Lae were dreadful – the potholes were so enormous they could swallow whole cars [see photo]. That made it really hard getting around, because it rains all the time in Lae.”

The facilities and environs of Lae were the least of the difficulties. Home to approximately nine million inhabitants, PNG has among the world’s highest rates of cervical cancer, typically diagnosed at advanced stages; patients often presented with fistulas. The country’s HPV vaccination program started up only during the last two years.

“There’s a very poor culture of getting pap smears and even physical examinations, due to a shyness around health issues associated with gynecological areas,” she observes. “They do have women’s wellness centers and they’re encouraging women to get checked for breast cancer among other screenings, but the programs have not really taken off.”

“There’s a very poor culture of getting pap smears and even physical examinations, due to a shyness around health issues associated with gynecological areas.”

Head-and-neck cancers are also a significant problem, due, putatively, to the chewing of the highly addictive betel nut. Known locally as buai, it is consumed with a mustard stick dipped in powdered lime.

“People chew buai in the side of their mouth, and often in the same place,” Beaufort says. “They say chewing buai causes a head-and-neck cancer in just five years.”
Tuberculosis, malaria and HIV are also widespread in PNG.
Compounding these health concerns, she adds, are a lack of pathology services in PNG that delays results for weeks; equipment installed without service contracts; equipment breakdowns; a country-wide absence of disease registries; and an unreliable

Beyond Loss: Elizabeth’s Story of Fashion Designing and Success - Womens Media Solomon Islands BY CHRIS ALEX

When I first saw this painting, my eyes were drawn to the bloody abdominal incision. C-section, my brain immediately informed me. Next, my gaze shifted up the umbilical cord to the baby being held upside down by Colombian physician, Dr. Jose Ignacio Quevedo, who is depicted here performing the first successful cesarean section in Latin America in 1844. While two men hold down the patient, another is seen assisting Dr. Quevedo with the procedure. Since the dangers of C-section surgery were well known, a priest is present in the case of death of the patient. The only female professional represented in this painting is shown preparing a bowl of sea sponges soaked in a solution of ground mandrake plant – to be used as anesthesia.

This would not be a common scene if you were to walk into a delivery room today. Most of the team, including physicians, nurses, residents, would be female identifying. According to the American Medical Association in 2015, 85% of residents were female in the field of Obstetrics and Gynecology (1). However, only four decades prior to that in 1975, women made up a mere 16% of the total group of residents or physicians in training (2).

How did this field of caring for women’s health and labor change back and forth between the hands of men and women?

Let’s begin with a history of midwives in early modern Europe (1400-1800). Midwives attended to women in labor at their homes and were responsible for the safe delivery of babies. Sometimes, in the case of emergency or delayed labor, they sought the help of barber-surgeons and their instruments. Most commonly, training for midwives involved apprenticeships, with a few options for formal training at schools. However access to advanced knowledge at medical universities were denied for centuries (3).

In some European countries like England and Germany, midwives played a role in public affairs. Encouraged by the Church, they were involved in reporting illegitimate births and securing convictions fo

PCOD or Polycystic Ovarian Disease

PCOD is a disorder where the follicles, produced by the ovaries, develop cysts instead of eggs. Therefore, this reduces the number of eggs and can cause fertility issues. It can also cause mood swings and depression.

Urinary Tract Infection (UTI)

Urinary tract infection is caused by bacteria. The reasons for this can be; pregnancy, frequent in*******se, diabetes, etc. The symptoms include; burning sensation while urinating, abdominal cramps, pain while having s*x, and the urge to urinate frequently.

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The Most Common Gynecological Problems

Dysmenorrhea

Suffering from lower back pain or abdominal pain during periods is very common. But, some women go through excruciating pain, interfering with their day-to-day activities. This is known as dysmenorrhea. When the strong contractions occur in the uterus, the oxygen supply may go down, causing dysmenorrhea. It usually gets better as one gets older youageand especially after childbirth.

Ovarian Cysts

Ovarian cysts come in various sizes. Sometimes women live their whole life in a healthy manner without even realizing that they have ovarian cysts. Basically, it is a sac filled with fluid that starts developing on and around the ovaries. These cysts may or may not be tumors. Usually, they dissolve on their own or your doctor may prescribe OCPs or oral contraceptive pills to help them dissolve. However, they should be monitored closely.

Endometriosis

It is a condition where the inner lining of the uterus starts growing outside the walls of the uterus. Commonly, it starts growing on the ovaries or the fallopian tube, however, it can even grow on the cervix, bladder, bowel, or re**um. Nevertheless, even today the exact cause of Endometriosis Treatment is not known. The symptoms include; abdominal cramps, pain while having s*x, bleeding between period, and even digestive problems.

Pains appear in abdomen and upper legs.

Ectopic pregnancy

Miscarriage

Pelvic inflammatory disease (PID)

Ovulation

Period cramps

Fibroid

Ovarian cysts

Endometriosis

Uterine cancer

Cervical cancer

Pelvic disorders may include:

Bowel disorders: Constipation, diarrhea and bloating.

Urethritis

Urinary incontinence

Fibroid

Uterine prolapse

Pain during in*******se

Feeling painful during in*******se, may include shortness of breath.

Vaginismus: Tightness in the va**na muscles, caused by the fear of vulnerability.

Injured cervical: P***s touches the cervix, causes pain or infection.

Fibroid

Endometriosis

Ovarian cysts

Pelvic inflammatory disease (PID)

Ectopic pregnancy

Menopause

Early in*******se after giving birth or operation.

STDs

Vulvodynia.

2.4. Improper feminine hygiene routines:

The va**na is a humid environment in which is ideal for the growth of bacteria and pathogenic fungus. Therefore, improper feminine hygiene routines could result gynecological diseases.

In addition, gynecological diseases could also be cultivated by using tight underpants, menopause, health deterioration, pregnant or allergic to certain cleansers.

2.3. Rest deficiency, insufficient diet and stress:

Stress and anxiety causing hormonal imbalance which severely affect women’s physical health such as menstrual cycle disorders, delayed menstrual cycle, changes in the microbiological environment and va**na’s pH which facilitate the development of gynecological diseases.

In addition, eating too much greasy dishes, spicy foods or using ci******es, coffee, alcohol, etc. also increases the risk of gynecological infections.

2.2. Abortion:

Causes of gynecological inflammation may include abortion procedures which is performed by inexperience doctor; in unreliable medical centers or in operating room which is not properly sterilized. Improper feminine care after abortion also facilitate harmful bacteria to develop inflammation.

According to experts, after the abortion, the women reproductive organs are very sensitive. Having s*x early after an abortion makes va**na and uterus more vulnerable and more likely to develop gynecological diseases.

2.1. Unprotected in*******se:

Women are at greater risk of gynecological infection when having unprotected in*******se with the partner who has been exposed male ge***al infection. In addition, aggressive and improper s*x engaging may cause feminine area to be scratched, creating favorable conditions for bacteria to promote gynecological diseases.

Unprotected s*xually transmitted viruses include chlamydia, Trichomonias , gonorrhea, coccobacillus, spirochaete, anaerobic bacteria, ge***al herpes virus, fungi, etc. These bacteria, when enter the uterus, may result microbial imbalance (dysbiosis) and impaired ge***al functions.

Gynecological Problems and Conditions

Although irregular cycles or painful monthly cramps can be common issues affecting women, they are by no means something that women must adjust to as their norm. Many intervention methods, both surgical and medical, exist to relieve and in many cases cure symptoms of conditions ranging from menstrual disorders to urinary incontinence. Speak with your clinician if you are experiencing especially painful cramps, severe abdominal pain, or heavy and/or prolonged bleeding between periods or during in*******se, as they could be signs of a more serious women's health issue.

Common gynecological problems include:

Cervical Dysplasia

Menstrual Disorders

Pelvic Floor Prolapse

Pelvic Pain

Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome

Uterine Fibroids

Urinary Incontinence

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More medical research is need locally..and can only be archived if individuals are willing to participate