White pubic hair is a rare phenomenon. However, it has many potential risks leading to vaginal fungus or damage to pubic hair follicles. Therefore, we need to understand and have timely solutions to diagnose and detect diseases early to help prevent the risk of sexually transmitted diseases.

Genital herpes is one of the sexually transmitted infections that we need to thoroughly understand. Knowing how the herpes virus is transmitted and how it flares up will help protect your own health and the health of those around you.

Experts advocate condoms as a safe, simple, and 98% effective way of pregnancy control. In addition to the danger of unexpected pregnancy, having intercourse without a condom increases the risk of sexually transmitted illnesses such as HIV, Chlamydia, gonorrhea, and syphilis.

Anal sex (or back door intercourse) is a method of sexual intercourse that many people use, not only in male-male couples but also in men and women. Although it creates excitement, in reality, this method of intercourse brings many dangerous risks to human health.

Vaginal suppositories, often referred to as vaginal capsules, are a commonly used method for treating vaginitis. Proper insertion of the medication is crucial for maximizing its effectiveness and minimizing potential side effects. What precautions should you take when inserting medication into the vagina? The following article will guide how to properly administer the medication and important considerations to keep in mind during treatment.

Gynecological suppositories are commonly used to treat conditions such as gynecological infections and vaginal dryness, etc. Many women are concerned about whether it is safe to have sex after using these medications. This article will address this question and offer important guidelines for using vaginal suppositories effectively