PCOS is one of the most common causes of infertility in women. But guess what? It’s also one of the most treatable. Knowing how PCOS affects your ability to conceive may help you understand the recommended treatments.
Feb 14th, 2019
PCOS is one of the most common causes of infertility in women. But guess what? It’s also one of the most treatable. Knowing how PCOS affects your ability to conceive may help you understand the recommended treatments.
There are a surprising number of things going on in your body affected by the fluctuation of your hormones during menopause. Find out more about how your body responds and adjusts to this natural process, including some things you may not have known.
Hormone imbalance can take its toll on your well being. From mood swings to stomach issues and more serious problems, here's what can happen when your hormones are out of whack.
Sometimes your lack of desire for intimacy can be a direct result of vaginal discomfort, including dryness and even pain during sex. Find out how you can restore your vaginal health and feel feminine again.
What if there was a condition that affected up to 10% percent of women? And what if this condition could lead to infertility, Type 2 diabetes, and even cancer? And what if many women affected didn’t even know they had it? Read on to learn about PCOS.
Family planning gives you the freedom to decide when to start having children, how many children you want, and how to space out your pregnancies. It also allows you to budget accordingly. Take a look at how it can benefit you.
You have so many choices for birth control. Deciding which method is best for you depends on your lifestyle, health history, and other factors. Read on to learn more about the most popular doctor-prescribed contraceptives.
You’re not super interested in sex anymore, and when you do try intimacy, it hurts or isn’t fun. About 40% of postmenopausal women are in the same boat, but you don’t have to stay there. Votiva gets your sex life sailing again.
The effects of aging on overall sexual health has been a man’s world, leaving women to suffer in silence while men happily popped little blue pills. Dr. Morales is among the first to heed the women’s call with innovative new technology called Votiva.