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  1. How Heavy Is Spotting? What’s Normal vs. Too Much

    Spotting can look different for everyone. Learn what’s considered normal, when it’s too heavy, and what color and consistency can tell you about your health.

    By Mary Campbell
  2. How to Pee During Sex: Causes, Leakage & What to Do

    Urinary leakage during sex is common and manageable. Learn what causes it, whether it’s actually urine, and practical ways to prevent it or talk to your partner.

    By Wesley Drake
  3. How to Avoid a Bartholin Cyst: Hygiene and Safe Sex

    Learn how hygiene habits, safer sex, and early care can help prevent Bartholin cysts and reduce the chances of them coming back.

    By Heather Powell
  4. How to Prevent Herpes Transmission to a Partner

    Learn how condoms, antiviral medication, and open communication can significantly lower the risk of passing herpes to a partner.

    By Audrey Darwish
  5. Why Does Masturbation Feel Good? The Science Explained

    Masturbation feels good thanks to brain chemistry, nerve endings, and evolution. Here’s what’s actually happening in your body.

    By Wesley Drake
  6. Is Bacterial Vaginosis Dangerous? Risks Explained

    BV is usually mild, but untreated cases can raise risks for STIs, pregnancy complications, and pelvic infections. Here’s what to know.

    By Kendall J. Grimes
  7. Is Queefing Normal During Sex? What Actually Causes It

    Vaginal queefing during sex is common and usually harmless. Learn what causes it, how the pelvic floor is involved, and when it’s worth checking with a doctor.

    By Heather Powell
  8. How Does a Woman Orgasm? What Happens in the Body

    A clear look at the biology behind female orgasm, from arousal and clitoral function to what’s actually happening in the body at the moment of climax.

    By Tiana Adeyemi
  9. How Does HSV Spread From Person to Person?

    HSV spreads through skin-to-skin contact, often without visible sores. Learn how transmission actually works, what the risks are, and how to reduce them.

    By Jenny Wise
  10. What STD Requires a Shot? Treatments & Vaccines

    Some STDs are treated or prevented with shots. Learn which ones require an injection, from gonorrhea and syphilis to HPV and hepatitis B vaccines.

    By John Hagopian
  11. Why Is My Period Spotting? Causes and When to Worry

    Spotting between periods can stem from hormones, stress, birth control, or something more. Here’s how to tell what’s normal and when to see a doctor.

    By Jack Ashford
  12. Why Do Men Get Vasectomies: Benefits and Risks

    Men choose vasectomy for many reasons. Here’s what drives that decision, who gets them, and what to realistically expect from risks to reversal.

    By Adriana Figueroa
  13. What STD Causes Vaginal Itching? Common Culprits

    Vaginal itching can signal an STD like trichomoniasis, herpes, or HPV. Learn how to tell the difference and when to get tested.

    By John Hagopian
  14. Is a Tilted Uterus Genetic? Causes and Symptoms

    A tilted uterus can be inherited or develop later in life. Learn what causes it, whether it causes symptoms, and how it affects fertility.

    By Paige Barrett