Here’s a few tips for you ladies. Some women may struggle with understanding their bodies and vagina. It had been proven that some adult women don't have the knowledge about the vagina and was not taught as a child. I'm here to give you some beneficial tips and things you should know and start doing. Always see your gynecologist at least once or twice a year A healthy vagina is between the level of 3.5 to 4.5 on a PH scale, it is pretty acidic but It’s like that so it’s able to get rid of bacteria that aren’t good for our body If your PH balance is of you can experience things like yeast infections, UTI’s, bacterial vaginosis, vaginal odor((on your...
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