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EPISODE · Mar 20, 2024 · 1H 15M

170. Vaginal Health: How To Care For Your Bits, Perform Self Checks & Advocate For Yourself

from Honeydew Me · host Emma Norman & Cass Anderson

YOUR VAGINA IS BEAUTIFUL and deserves to be taken care of. That's why we're diving into all things vaginal health with April Davis, from discharge, to pubes, and everything in between. April Davis is the creator of Haus of Vagina, a community that combines her extensive background in birth work and passion for sex education to empower vagina owners everywhere! In this episode, we cover: What to look out for when it comes to vaginal health The regular self checks we need to be doing Common signs of infection and when to call the doctor How to work through shame and embarrassment around vaginal health and going to the doctor How to advocate for yourself at the doctor Common things we do that negatively impact our vaginal health Trying new period products to find what works for YOUR body Whether pubic hair matters for maintaining your vaginal health Connect with April: On her website On Instagram Watch Honeydew Me On YouTube Keep up with Honeydew Me: On Instagram On TikTok Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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