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Tips to Improve your Sex-Life and Sleep Schedule All in One
enero 11, 2017
You just settle in for a good night’s sleep and it happens again; the urge to use the bathroom. Urinary stress incontinence is a common…
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Setting Things Straight: The Truth About Labiaplasty
diciembre 28, 2016
Labiaplasty is a relatively new procedure that is increasing in popularity. According to Los Angeles OB/GYN Dr. David Ghozland, educating women on the benefits and…
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Do Kegel Exercises Prevent Urinary Incontinence?
diciembre 21, 2016
Kegel exercises have long been touted as an effective way to strengthen pelvic floor muscles and control bladder leaks. For those who suffer from stress…
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How to Tell if Your Vagina is “Normal”
diciembre 7, 2016
Decades ago, women were universally reticent and even embarrassed to take a hand mirror and look “down there.” Today, 21st century women are more comfortable…
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Why Sex Might Be Painful—and What to Do About It
noviembre 30, 2016
Women who feel pain during intercourse should know they are not alone; statistics show nearly 30% of women experience this embarrassing condition known as…
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Too Loose, Too Tight or Just Right: The Truth About Vaginas
noviembre 23, 2016
It’s not uncommon for women to worry that their vaginas are uncomfortably loose or painfully tight. Until recently, a woman dissatisfied with the size of…
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What You Should Know About Labiaplasty
noviembre 2, 2016
Plastic surgery is very common these days, and while much of the focus is on facial and breast enhancement, in recent years, the vaginal area…
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What to Expect After Labiaplasty Surgery
octubre 19, 2016
The decision to undergo a vaginal rejuvenation procedure is obviously a personal one, and you may have many questions for your doctor before moving forward.…
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Is Vaginoplasty a New Emerging Trend Among Teenage Girls?
octubre 5, 2016
Teenage girls are notoriously critical of their appearance, and seeking cosmetic correction is considered controversial, especially when the patient is still growing and developing. One…
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