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  • Bloating or a Fibroid? What to Know About Subserosal Fibroids

    A subserosal fibroid is a uterine fibroid that grows on the outside of the uterus and is almost always benign (not cancerous). Some subserosal fibroids are pedunculated (attached by a narrow stalk). While rarely dangerous, these growths can cause uncomfortable symptoms and interfere with nearby organ functions.

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  • 7 Signs and Symptoms of Early Menopause

    Menopause typically happens around age 52, but some people experience it earlier, before 45, or even before 40 in rare cases.12 About 5% of people assigned female at birth go through early menopause, with common signs including irregular periods, hot flashes, and night sweats.

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  • What Types of Vaginal Discharge Are Normal?

    Healthy vaginal discharge is clear, white, or slightly yellow, and stretchable during ovulation. The texture and amount of discharge changes during your monthly cycle and at different periods of your life, but it should never have a strong odor or be lumpy or green. Those are signs of a possible infection.

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  • Which Probiotics Work Best for Bacterial Vaginosis (BV)?

    Probiotics for bacterial vaginosis (BV), especially those with Lactobacillus strains, can help restore healthy vaginal pH by replenishing the good bacteria BV reduces. This not only helps manage symptoms but may also prevent BV from coming back.

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  • Why Your Period Smells and What to Do About It

    Most period-related (menstrual) odors are harmless and result from natural changes in the body, such as hormone shifts, blood flow, or diet. But sometimes, a change in smell can be a sign of an infection or a forgotten period product.

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