
Thrush? BV? Or something else?
Not all itching is thrush. Not all odour is BV. Not all discharge is either. It can feel overwhelming to try and self assess what's going on - especially when every search result seems to contradict the last.
Not all itching is thrush. Not all odour is BV. Not all discharge is either. It can feel overwhelming to try and self assess what's going on - especially when every search result seems to contradict the last.
Recurring vaginal symptoms aren't random - and they're almost never "just in the mind." When thrus, BV, or vaginal irritation keeps returning, it's not a personal failure - it's often a sign the root cause hasn't been addressed
Hormones affect more than mood and periods - they also shape vaginal health. Here's how perimenopause contributes to symptoms like itching, dryness and discomfort.
Recurring thrush in your 40s? It’s likely linked to perimenopause. Here’s why symptoms return — and how to stop the cycle with personalised naturopathic care.
Vaginal itching in perimenopause isn’t just about hygiene. Learn what your hormones have to do with it—and why over-the-counter creams often miss the real cause.
Have you seen the viral video of the lady at a football game with her head steaming? Amazing, right! It can also be debilitating, impacting sleep, energy, self esteem and so much more. So what's going on and what can be done about it?