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MEDICATIONS FOR VA**NA DRYNESS

Medications work by either replacing or acting like estrogen in your body. They’re available with a prescription only.

-Low-dose estrogen cream, ring or tablet: These medications work by replacing estrogen in your body. Creams and tablets are applied directly into your va**na using an applicator. Most are prescribed for daily use until you find relief, then used weekly as needed. Estrogen-containing rings are placed into your va**na for up to three months, then replaced.
-Ospemifene (Osphena): This medication is called a selective estrogen modulator (SERM) and is taken by mouth. It acts like estrogen in your body and helps treat painful s*x associated with va**nal atrophy.
-Dehydroepiandrosterone (DHEA): This is another medication that acts like estrogen in your body. It’s a va**nal suppository that helps with painful s*x in menopausal people.
Talk to your healthcare provider about the risks and benefits of medication containing estrogen or estrogen-like substances. Estrogen may not be safe for people who’ve had breast cancer or who are at high risk of breast cancer.

-Lubricants and moisturizers for va**nal dryness:
Lubricants and moisturizers are available without a prescription and can be purchased at drug or grocery stores. They work by replenishing your va**nal tissue and making it wet, which can help with pain during s*x. You shouldn’t use moisturizers (such as for your face or body) that aren’t meant for your va**na.

-Vaginal moisturizers: Apply va**nal moisturizers to the inside of your va**na every few days to keep your va**nal lining healthy. Some examples include Replens™, Luvena® and KY® Liquibeads.
-Vaginal lubricants: Apply lubricants just before s*xual in*******se to ease discomfort caused by s*x. Astroglide® and KY® Jelly are examples of water-based va**nal lubricants. There are also silicone-based and oil-based lubricants.

WHAT IS VA**NA DRYNESS?

Vaginal dryness is a painful symptom that affects a person’s quality of life. It can cause pain during sitting, exercising, p*eing and s*xual in*******se. Normally, your va**nal lining is lubricated with fluid that helps keep it thick and elastic. Vaginal dryness happens when the tissues in your va**na are dry, thin and not well-moisturized. This leads to discomfort, especially during s*x.

Certain health conditions or treatments for health conditions and can also cause va**nal dryness. Vaginal dryness can result from:

-Breastfeeding (chestfeeding) and childbirth.
-Birth control pills or any form of hormonal birth control.
-Cancer treatments including chemotherapy and hormone therapy.
-Diabetes.
-Medications, including anti-estrogen medications (treating uterine fibroids or endometriosis),
-certain antidepressants and antihistamines (treatment for itchy eyes and runny noses).
-Not being s*xually aroused.
-Using scented or perfumed soaps, sprays and washes around or in your va**na.

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Vabbing

Is a "s*xual attraction" technique introduced during the Cave men era; it's a technique where by women use their va**na fluids as perfumes to attract men.

It's an obvious myth that was held by them during that era as a way of defining or seeing themselves as "feminine" same way during this century when women are getting ready for a date night they try to look as feminine as possible, from outfits, makeups, body sprays etc. that was how woman then understood "being attractive".

Vabbing however is coming back as a trend but the truth is its totally untrue as the va**na fluid doesn't have a particular smell nor does the va**na smell like rose flower so there's no reason for the fluid to be considered perfume.

Vabbing is unhygienic and not advisable putting as doctors say there is no evidence to support this works the same way in humans and warn the trend carries serious risks of va**nal infections, including thrush and Bacteria on women's fingers can lead to pelvic inflammatory disease, where the bugs spread from the cervix to organs higher up.

This can lead to scarring in the fallopian tubes, making it difficult for fertilized eggs to reach the womb.

So vabbing is a NO NO

Is the va**na supposed to smell?
Often we hear about the itchy va**na, discharges, and smelly va**na, and they are associated with symptoms of an infection.

The va**na contains a highly specialized army of bacteria that work ‘round the clock to keep your va**nal pH healthy and balanced and of course, these bacteria have a smell.

So that means the smell you perceive when you get that tanginess you occasionally feel or perceive get a whiff of is normal and nothing that needs to be covered up by scented body washes or perfumes. Of course, if you’re noticing a new scent.
So yes! it has a smell.

Just know when to visit the hospital there's an awkward or a different smell there.

Take note of these food for it's not healthy for your Vjay

Do you know there's an A-Spot the same way as G-**ot?

If no then here's a way to find it:

Stimulating your A-spot is an easy way to create more lubrication in the va**na. Not only that, a lot of women have reached or**sm from 10 to 15 minutes of A-spot stimulation.

A lot of us might be wondering about how to find the A-spot. In other to find the A-spot gently insert the pointer finger one or two inches inside your va**na and then curl your finger upward toward your belly button.

If you feel a walnut-sized patch of spongy tissue, that’s the G-**ot. From here, push up inside your va**na another two or so inches.

Move your finger in a slight windshield wiper motion, instead of the usual in and out.

Do you notice an increased feeling of pressure or sensitivity? If you do, great!

If not, don’t worry. Your fingers may not be long enough, so you might need to use a s*x toy to reach them.

It’s also possible that you’re hitting it and just not feeling a noticeable amount of pleasure.

Unlike the G-**ot, the A-spot typically doesn’t have a different texture or firmness than the rest of the va**nal canal.

“[However] it may feel softer or spongier when you apply pressure,

It’s made up of an area of sensitive tissue that lubricates when touched and stimulated, according to s*x experts rubbing this area will likely result in making you wetter.”

You can usually stimulate it by making a come-hither motion with your fingers inside the va**na, or with pe*******on angled at the front va**nal wall.

The A-spot is also located along the front va**nal wall, about two inches deeper inside the va**nal canal than the G-**ot.

Experts recommend using an insertable toy that’s at least 5 inches long or experimenting with a partner whose p***s or fingers are long enough.

Have you had your A-spot stimulated before?

Baby girl believe it or not your va**na is like wine🍷

Did you know, The normal pH of the va**na is less than 4.5, which is similar to the pH of wine? well, now you do!

Lactobacilli are the “good” bacteria that dominate the va**na; they help to keep pH levels normal in our lady parts and prevent the growth of infection-causing bacteria.

When levels of lactobacilli fall, va**nal pH levels can rise above 4.5,

which is an ideal breeding ground for va**nal infections, such as yeast infections and bacterial vaginosis.

Maybe someone has tasted your coochie and said "you taste like wine 🍾 " feel good baby you taste like an expensive wine 🍇 💨

Yes, women also cum! some women do ej*****te a thick, milky, white, or gray fluid when they reach or**sm.

But not all do, and some women might not realize that they do. For many years, scientists thought that the fluid was urine, and women often worry that this is the case.

But further studies have found that ej*****te is different from urine. Female ej*****te is thought to originate with the Skene’s glands (also called the paraurethral glands or “female prostate”), which are located along the wall of the va**na, close to the urethra (the tube that urine flows through when it leaves the body).

prostate-specific antigen (PSA) in female ej*****te in some women.

PSA is a substance that is thought to protect the urethra from bacteria. (Note: Women do not have a prostate gland, but the PSA found in the female ej*****te is similar to what is found in men’s semen.)

We can't say exactly how many women ej*****te, neither can we say every woman ej*****tes. But some women don't know that they can ej*****te.

Female ej*******on is sometimes confused with “sq**rting.” Squirting is also a release of fluid during s*xual activity.
However, sq**rting isn’t limited to or**sm; some women sq**rt when they’re aroused. In addition, the liquid released during sq**rting is transparent, not white or gray. And it comes in larger quantities than ej*****te.

So if you're looking for another reason to be wowed by a woman's body here you go.

Some women feel embarrassed when they ej*****te, but often partners are not bothered by it at all.

Others worry if they don’t ej*****te, but it’s important to remember that not all women do. S*x can be pleasurable either way.

Women who notice any unusual va**nal secretions or discharges should see their gynecologist.

Ectopic pregnancy
A pregnancy in which the fertilized egg implants outside the uterus.

The fertilized egg can't survive outside the uterus. If left to grow, it may damage nearby organs and cause life-threatening loss of blood.

During the first few weeks of an ectopic pregnancy, the woman may not have or notice any signs.

However, there are a few symptoms one can look out for like pain in the neck, shoulder, and re**um, cramps, va**na bleeding, upset stomach and vomiting, etc.

Ectopic pregnancy caused the fallopian tube to rupture and burst.

Some of the causes of Ectopic pregnancy include smoking when the lady is conceiving when she's above 35, use of fertility drugs, and Having pelvic inflammatory disease (PID), It could also happen if you become pregnant while you have an intrauterine device (IUD) for birth control amongst others.

It's not safe to self-diagnose hence it's always important to go to the hospital during the first few weeks of your pregnancy and ensure a follow-up.

Do you know this?

In reference to the previous poll, Lactobacillus are healthy bacteria that are normally found in human digestive system and the urinary tract. These healthy bacteria help the body fight off bad organism that might cause diseases and helps maintain a healthy va**na.

You can maintain or increase the Lactobacilli population by eating foods that contain this live bacteria, such as plain yogurt, or by consuming prebiotic dietary fibers found naturally in foods such as onions, garlic, apples and bananas, which encourage the growth of good bacteria.

These good bacteria like earlier stated help fight the bad bacteria that can cause va**na infection.
Plain yogurt, onions, garlic, apples, under ripe bananas and any food that contains prebiotic dietary fibers are va**na friendly foods.

Be safe, Be happy!

Why do you get aroused when you p*e (p*e-gasm)?

A lot of women feel aroused when they p*e (urinate)

First off it's normal to feel aroused when you want to or when you p*e.

"Pee-gasm” is the intense feeling of relief you get after holding your p*e for as long as possible and then finally going to the toilet.

The feeling is caused when the release of the pressure of your bladder pressing against the pleasure structures of your pelvic region like your c***s and other nerves causing the stimulation of the pelvic nerves and mimicking an or**smic response.

While p*e-gasm feels good it's not worth risking your bladder's health; holding your p*e is wrong always use the restroom when you need to.

intentionally holding your p*e because you want to feel the p*e-gasm can hurt your bladder and it's not worth it.

Syphilis is a bacterial infection usually spread by s*xual contact. The disease starts as a painless sore on the ge****ls, re**um or mouth. Syphilis spreads from person to person via skin or mucous membrane contact with these sores.
After the initial infection, the syphilis bacteria can remain inactive in the body for decades before becoming active again.

Risk Factors; Engaging in unprotected s*x. Multiple s*x partners. HIV positive.

Symptoms; Sores, Swollen nymph nodes, Fatigue, Fever, Weight loss, Hair loss, Aching joints.

If left untreated, the infection can get to the tertiary stage and can lead to memory loss, blindness, heart disease, deafness, mental illness, stroke etc.

Prevention;
Practice safe s*x, Do not share s*x toys, regularly get treated for STIs.

Treatment;
Contact your doctor.
It can sometimes be cured with a single shot of penicillin.
However, treatment might not undo any damage that the infection has already done.

P.s Prevention is better than cure. Play safe!

Mycoplasma Genitalium is a s*xually transmitted, small and pathogenic bacterium that lives on the mucous epitheral cell of the urinary and ge***al tracts in human. You get it by having s*x with someone who has it. Even if you don’t go “all the way” with va**nal s*x, you can get MG through s*xual touching or rubbing of ge****ls.

Symptoms:
MG doesn’t always cause symptoms, so it’s possible to have it and not know.
Abnormal va**nal discharge Vaginal itching Painful s*xual in*******se Bleeding after s*x
Bleeding between periods

Abstinence remains the best way to avoid STIs. Practicing safe s*x reduces the chances but would not totally eliminate the possibility of getting an infection. Condoms can reduce your chance of getting MG but they can’t guarantee you won’t get it. If you have the disease, avoid having s*x for 7 days after you start treatment so you don’t infect others.

Consult your doctor for diagnosis and treatment once you notice any abnormal changes in your general wellbeing.

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