Vaginal bleeding is a normal physiological phenomenon if it occurs during menstruation. However, bleeding outside of the menstrual cycle can be a warning sign of gynecological diseases or genital injuries that women are experiencing. Therefore, women need to pay attention to proactively protect their health.

The vulva, also known as the entrance to the vagina, is located inside the labia minora, below the urethra and above the anus, and is the entrance to the vagina. Because it is located in a sensitive position, the vulva sometimes encounters unusual problems, causing women to be embarrassed.

Vulvodynia is a condition that causes pain and discomfort in the vulva area, often lasting and recurring many times, affecting women's daily activities to some extent. Knowing and treating vulvodynia promptly will help women be healthier and more confident in life.

In fact, many people are still shy and embarrassed when mentioning the "vagina", even embarrassed if they learn about this part. This unintentionally causes the structure of the vagina to not be fully understood, sometimes some other facts are still misunderstood.

Bartholin's cyst is a common gynecological disease in women of reproductive age. Whether Bartholin's cyst is dangerous or not depends on the size of the cyst, the level of pain and whether the cyst is infected or not. In addition, it is necessary to pay attention to the possibility of recurrence and differential diagnosis to have a proper treatment plan.

The vagina - the female genitals - also changes with age like other parts of the body, especially natural changes in the pelvic floor, skin thickness, etc. Therefore, being fully prepared with knowledge related to this issue will be the key to helping women always feel healthy and confident whether they are 20 or 65 years old.

There are many treatments for vulvar cancer, depending on the size of the cancerous tissue, the stage of the cancer, the extent of the vulvar cancer, and the patient's general health.

Early stage lung cancer often has no characteristic symptoms. Therefore, people at high risk of vulvar cancer need to know the early signs and causes of vulvar cancer to proactively go to the hospital for examination and timely intervention.

The vulva is the area of ​​skin that surrounds the urethra and vagina, including the clitoris and labia. Vulvar cancer is a type of cancer that occurs in the outer surface area of ​​the female reproductive organs. Vulvar cancer usually presents as a lump or ulcer on the vulva and is often itchy.