When it comes to digestive and sexual health, few muscles in the body are more important than your pelvic floor muscles. Problems with these muscles can create unpleasant complications you should look out for.

Millions of women deal with some type of pain during intercourse, and it happens for many reasons. Whether you experience pain occasionally or all the time, here are some ways to alleviate the discomfort.

Many vaginal conditions can be irritating but harmless. Other conditions can be dangerous, like vulvar intraepithelial neoplasia, or VIN. Read on to learn more about what signs to look for and how VIN is treated.

You can experience chronic pelvic pain for many reasons, like menstrual cramps, ovulation, and other issues during your period. But there could be other causes that require treatment. Let’s look at five of those.

Are you experiencing fecal incontinence but are too embarrassed to talk about it? You should know that millions of other people are in the same boat and that treatments are available to help. Read on to find out more.

If you have problems with stress incontinence or pelvic organ prolapse, vaginal mesh is a method that’s been used to reinforce tissue in that area. But this procedure comes with problems of its own.

A urinary tract infection (UTI) is a common condition for women, and many women have more than one in a lifetime. But what leads to a UTI, and what can you do to keep it from happening?

If you urinate more than seven times a day, you may be dealing with one of the many conditions associated with urinary frequency. Read on to find out what may be causing your issue.

Urinary incontinence can be an embarrassing and sensitive problem. But complications from loss of bladder control can be managed with treatment and an understanding of the causes.

Ovarian cysts are a common occurrence during a woman’s reproductive years. But how concerned should you be about them? And do you need to do anything about them? Read on to get some answers.

Pelvic pain has any number of causes, and it might be a symptom of other issues. The musculoskeletal system can play a role in your pelvic pain. Read on to see how we can help.

Nocturia is a urinary condition that can affect people of any age, but most people don’t even know what it is. To find out more about nocturia and how to treat it, read on.

There’s never a good time for urinary incontinence, but it’s a common issue for pregnant women to have to cope with. So, what’s the link, and can you do anything to manage it? Read on to find out more.

Vaginal health is important for women, and discomfort can indicate a number of things. Several diseases and disorders can affect the vagina, including vulvovaginal diseases. Read on to find out more.

A prolapse can be uncomfortable and scary, so it’s important to know what kinds of prolapses there are and how to deal with them. Read on to find out more.

As we get older, urinary incontinence becomes more common. But is it supposed to be part of aging? Is there something we can do? Find out more.

It’s difficult not to be embarrassed about fecal incontinence. But you should know that it happens for a lot of reasons and to a lot of people. Don’t be ashamed; find out what you can do about it.

If you’re experiencing pain during sex, it could be for a number of reasons. Read on to find out what could be causing your pain and what can be done to help.

Do you have problems with constipation, despite exercising, eating lots of dietary fiber, and spending time trying to go to the bathroom? The problem may actually be related to a condition called pelvic prolapse.

Vaginal mesh was designed to help women live full lives while dealing with pelvic floor disorders. Earlier this year, it was banned by the FDA. Read on to learn why it’s problematic and what you can do if you have a mesh implant.