Read in detail about how to work out what’s a good interstitial cystitis diet for you – finding out your own triggers by keeping a food diary, and carrying out an elimination diet to figure out what works well for you.
We cover all the questions people are asking about possible hormone imbalance so you can decide if you need to speak to your doctor to regain your optimum health and vitality.
If you haven’t taken steps to treat your interstitial cystitis yet, you may be feeling like your life will never be fun, or even manageable, again. But fear not! There are a number of treatments that will help. Read on to find out what they are.
You feel the need to urinate more often even though your bladder isn’t full yet. The urge may feel urgent. Urinating may be painful. Symptoms may come and go or stick with you constantly. Read on to learn more about interstitial cystitis.
If you feel you don’t know enough about gynecology and what a visit to a gynecologist might involve, we have you covered. Read on to find out the answers to all your questions.
If you’re unhappy about brows that have been over-plucked or are thinning, then read on to find out how Latisse treatment for eyebrows can help you make them thick and full again, with just a little patience and persistence.
Let’s face it. This past year has been a hard one for most of us. Because of the pandemic, many of us haven’t been as active as we used to be. Or we aren’t engaging in the same kind of sports or workouts that were staving off the cellulite and keeping our skin radiant and toned. Now summer is upon us, life is opening back up again, and it’s time to take some action. But a few trips to the gym and a change in diet aren’t going to be enough to tone down that cellulite. You may need something to do something a little more hard-core, but that is still non-invasive—something like Endermologie massage.
We know that some women aren’t exactly comfortable talking about their vaginas, so we wanted to start this article with this: It is okay to talk about your vagina! It’s okay to love your vagina! And it’s okay to want your vagina to look and feel its best. Still, feeling uncomfortable talking about a subject that has been taboo for way too long? Don’t be.
FACT: According to the National Women’s Health Resource Center, 56 percent of women age 40 to 84 have experienced vaginal dryness after menopause.
