Women’s Health covers a range of topics including physical, mental, and emotional well-being, reproductive health, fitness, nutrition, and healthcare issues specific to women.

The clitoral hood is a fold of skin that envelopes and shields the glans clitoris. The glans often gets the spotlight when it comes to sexual sensation, but there’s much more to the clitoris than just the visible tip. Let’s be direct. If you’ve ever used a hand mirror to examine your vulva closely, you’ve […]

Your vagina doesn’t require steaming to detox on its own. Vaginal steaming, sometimes called yoni steaming, might help promote relaxation and relieve cramps, but there’s no scientific proof it treats any particular medical issue. Between menstruation, sexual activity, and childbirth, the vagina goes through a lot. Combine that with shifting hormones and pelvic floor concerns, […]

Labia come in a range of looks because the inner and outer lips vary in size and form. Although there are many variations, every set of labia has features that make it distinct. Your labia are one of a kind Vaginas — more precisely, vulvas and their parts — present in different shapes, dimensions, and […]

Sagging breasts are a common alteration in breast appearance that most women notice, particularly as they age. This is generally a natural cosmetic change. Nonetheless, some women prefer not to have sagging breasts. The clinical name for sagging breasts is breast ptosis. There’s a lot of discussion about what actually contributes to sagging breasts — […]

Natural cures and lifestyle tweaks won’t enlarge breast tissue. Certain strength movements, though, can improve the strength and definition of the chest muscles beneath your breasts. Maybe you own a top that would look better if your chest were a bit perkier. Maybe you want your chest to be more noticeable. Or perhaps you experience […]

When you imagine a pregnant body, you might think of a sweet, round little bump. Yet many people who have been pregnant will tell you they felt swollen and larger all over, and that bumps come in a variety of shapes and proportions. No matter your pre-pregnancy body type, every baby bump is individual in […]

From the moment you announce your pregnancy, people start offering all kinds of commentary about the baby — many of which include predictions about the infant’s sex. Your mother might be certain it’s a girl because you’ve been craving chocolate. Your closest friend insists it’s a boy because the fetal heartbeat was rapid on the […]

The belief that a fetus’ heart rate can indicate its sex is a misconception. In reality, research shows minimal difference in the average beats per minute between male and female fetuses. You may have encountered the notion that a baby’s heart rate can signal sex as early as the first trimester: above 140 bpm means […]

You can usually learn your baby’s sex through genetic screening or an ultrasound. The contour of your bump, your food cravings, or morning sickness won’t reliably indicate whether you’re carrying a boy or a girl. During pregnancy, you’ll likely receive plenty of unsolicited advice about your changing body and the baby inside. One of the […]

So, Your Period Looks… Different? At first, I thought it was nothing. Just another weird cycle glitch, right? Then I looked down midmorning and… it was different this time. Lighter, thinner, almost diluted—like someone had spilled water into my usual period blood. “Is this just a fluke, or could watery period blood sign of pregnancy […]