Thursday, 28 October 2010

10 Tips to Help Prevent Vaginal Yeast Infections

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While vaginal yeast infections are rarely serious, you can avoid the uncomfortable symptoms by preventing them from occurring in the first place. For most women, yeast infection symptoms are just plain annoying — a vaginal yeast infection is rarely dangerous. Still, you can take steps to prevent yeast infections. The following 10 pointers will help you to do just that. Preventing Vaginal Yeast Infections: Hygiene Sense Personal care and hygiene can go a long way when it comes to preventing...

Vaginal Bleaching Tips and Solutions

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Vaginal bleaching is a sensitive topic that requires some caution as it affects one of the most sensitive areas of the body.  I want to start off by saying the vaginal bleaching is safe and can provide a cleaner, more natural feel.  However, there are some things that you need to be aware of before trying the procedure. The process of lightening skin, while being a reasonably safe process, is not a natural process and anytime you do something unnatural there is the potential that your...

Vagina too tight

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The vagina itself is never too small to accommodate a penis – remember that its walls are stretchy enough to allow a full-sized baby to pass along it. But it can seem too small for sex if the muscles at its entrance go into a spasm when your partner tries to insert his penis. This is a fairly rare condition called vaginismus. Some women with vaginismus can insert a tampon without any problem, but others find that trying to insert anything – a tampon, a finger or a penis – makes the muscles contract....

Tuesday, 26 October 2010

Vaginal Tightening surgery

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Vaginal tightening Vaginal tightening/ Vaginoplasty, often referred to as a designer vagina, is a procedure to enhance the feelings of sexual gratification and should allow the woman to receive and give more pleasure when making love. For women who’ve experienced childbirth, vaginal muscles tend to expand during the delivery, the result can often be weak, loose, vaginal muscles. This can be embarrassing, uncomfortable and can even lead to sexual dissatisfaction or difficulty. Even after exercise...