Women’s Health
Can Lichen Sclerosus Become Cancerous?
Lichen Sclerosus and Vulvar Cancer: What are the Risks? Whenever we are diagnosed with an unfamiliar medical condition, one of the first questions that come to mind is if this health issue will increase our risk of cancer. A diagnosis of lichen sclerosis is no different – and does come with increased risks. Women must be especially…
Read MoreWhat is the O-Shot?
Ho-hum sex life. Low libido. Lackluster (or non-existent) orgasms. Women used to have to put up with less-than-satisfactory sex lives that came along with the physical and hormonal changes, childbirth, injury, aging or as the result of their anatomical predisposition for sexual response. Today, Women Have Options The O-Shot® is a simple, easy treatment that…
Read MoreIs There Hope for Lichen Sclerosus Treatment
Itching. Pain. Irritation. Burning. The symptoms of lichen sclerosus can be easily confused with many other conditions that affect vaginal and vulvar health. But this uncommon but chronic condition can have long-lasting impact on a woman’s sexual and overall health. Lichen sclerosus is typically seen in postmenopausal women over the age of 50. Its distinctive white patches and thinning…
Read MoreWhat do I do about Vaginal Discomfort?
No matter the stage of a woman’s life, her vagina can still surprise her with new pains, discharge, surprise bleeding and sudden onset itching. Vaginal discomfort has a wide range of causes, some minor, some more serious, many of them easily treated. Here are some of the common vaginal symptoms and what they can mean. …
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