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With over half of UK’s population now boostered, more and more new studies are suggesting that Covid-19 has an impact on the body's hormonal balance and, as a result, affects menstruation. Even though the effects seem to be different for each woman, there is no denying that Covid-19 and vaccinations are impacting menstrual cycles.

'Flesh eating' sexually-transmitted infection Donovanosis is becoming more common in the UK, a doctor has warned.

sex infection spreading in England has led to a firm warning from experts.Until now a rare sexually transmitted infection known as Donovanosis, has been more commonly associated with countries like India and South Africa.But before and even during coronavirus lockdown measures, Public Health England (PHE) reported cases of donovanosis had shot up.If caught, a victim can expect lesions to form around their groin and amount to stinking ulcers if infected.The 2016 total of 19 donovanosis cases shot up to 30 in 2019 and was still reported 18 times at a time when the government outlawed dating to tackle Covid-19.

When it comes to intimate health, many women will agree that it’s not something they’re comfortable with discussing.And no matter how much Google searches they do every evening, most questions will still not be answered.Luckily Dr Shree Datta, Obstetrician and Gynaecologist in-house expert for a feminine intimate healthcare brand INTIMINA, is helping women now.The expert has answered 10 of the most commonly asked questions when it comes to a vagina and sexual health.From heavy periods to shaving your bikini line, Dr Shree explores a lot of questions that might be worrying many women.Discharge is a good sign of your vaginal health and if it looks clear or milky then there's nothing to worry about.When a woman has discharge is means that the

The lockdown has been tough on people emotionally and mentally.