Itchiness anywhere is unpleasant, but when the feeling is “down there,” it can be especially awkward to navigate — not to mention difficult to interpret. “A lot of people say ‘vaginal itchiness,’ when ...

Opt for breathable, natural fabrics and gentle, unscented products to maintain a healthy balance and comfort. Quick relief can be found with natural remedies like a cool compress, a baking soda soak, ...

Sarah Cigna, MD, sees patients every week with vulvovaginal pain and vulvar dermatoses. She’s an ob.gyn. with a focus on sexual health — often the first physician seen by patients with vulvar pain or ...

Your vagina may be itchy if you have an allergy to an irritant like soap, detergent, and more. Itchiness may also be the result of a yeast infection, which also causes white discharge. STIs, vaginal ...

Baking soda, probiotics, and antifungal creams are just a few of the home remedies that can help relieve your vaginal itching. Douches and feminine hygiene sprays are not on the list. Share on ...

It is hardly talked of but vaginal dryness is more common than most think as many women endure this irritating yet treatable symptom of pregnancy during their first or third trimester when less ...

One of the most embarrassing things for a woman is developing a mystery itch “down there.” While more often than not, the cause may be something non-serious and simply fixed, it’s worth getting it ...

Nothing can be as uncomfortable and disturbing as an itch down there. A stubborn itch that will not go away. As uncomfortable as it is, the vaginal itch is pretty common among women. The vaginal itch, ...

The appearance of vulvar cancer will vary depending on the type. In general, signs of vulvar cancer can include moles, lumps, or bumps on the vulva, flakiness or thickening of the skin in that area, ...

Can’t stop itching down there? Vaginal itching can be uncomfortable and even distressing, but it’s a common issue many women face at some point in their lives. It’s important to remember you’re not ...

Picture it: you’re cuddling with your partner, basking in that post-sex afterglow, when you feel it. A twinge on your vulva. No, not a twinge — an itch. You resist the urge to scratch yourself, but ...