Women's Health
Expert advice and care

No two people experience the menopause in the same way, and your symptoms, triggers and challenges will be as unique and individual as you are. The menopause normally starts between...

Hormonal contraception is a great way to prevent pregnancy, but knowing which type to opt for can be a little confusing. Whether it’s hormonal pills, patches, injections, implants or Intra-Uterine...

A change in your hormone levels – whether because of menopause, breastfeeding or the contraceptive pill - can often result in vaginal dryness. This means that your vagina isn’t producing...

If you notice a strange vaginal discharge with a distinct fishy odour, especially after sexual intercourse, it might be Bacterial Vaginosis (BV). It’s not an STI and is actually caused...

Period pain can vary from very mild to pretty severe. While some people breeze through their monthly cycle, others have to curl up in bed with a hot water bottle...

If you’ve had unprotected sex, or if your normal contraception has failed, you may well be worried about getting pregnant. But try not to feel too anxious. The emergency contraceptive...