Vulva Talk

Dr. Moss and Dr. Cocks discuss whether diet can change the way the vagina tastes and smells. The article review focuses on a new paper that explores whether when you start estrogen matters more than we thought. and finally, can you be allergic to your topical estrogen?

Drs. Moss and Cocks discuss a new anatomical feature of the clitoris: the clitoral collar.

A new study demonstrates decreased risk of high grade vulvovaginal lesions in people who have had at least one dose of HPV vaccination. Drs. Moss and Cocks discuss whether you should wear underwear to sleep. and finally, does it really matter if you wipe front to back?

Drs. Moss and Cocks dive deep into vulvar viruses including human papilloma virus, herpes simplex virus, molluscum contagiosum and lipschutz ulcers. They also tackle the viral modern day Merkin aka the Skims faux hair micro string thong.

Drs. Moss and Cocks discuss all things vulvar hygiene. Discussion points include the good, the bad and the ugly of vulvar steaming, best cleansers for vulvar skin and hair removal tips.

Dr. Moss and Dr. Cocks discuss vulvar contact dermatitis. The episode starts off with a look at blue vulvas during pregnancy and Ozempic vulva. Finally, they talk about borax soaks for the management of lichen sclerosus.

Drs. Moss and Cocks start this episode with a discussion of labial tears. Ouch! Reality TV star sustained labial injury while bungee jumping. The remainder of the episode deals with vulvar lichen planus. What is it? How is it diagnosed? How is it treated?

What does a "normal" vulva look like? Trick question! In this episode, we focus on the wide variability in vulvar appearance including size, color and texture. The episode begins with a look at a performance artist who has been wandering across Europe dressed as a giant vulva, calling for the repatriation of a Sile na Gig statue of a vulva held in the British Museum. This is followed by an exploration of several scientific papers that have attempted to measure and quantify the "normal" human vulva.

In this episode, Drs. Moss and Cocks talk about the new straight to consumer speculum the "Nella." Is this device helpful? Is this just another "pink tax"? Tune in to find out more. The vulva duo then discuss a new paper entitled "Experiences of Care and Gaslighting in Patients With Vulvovaginal Disorders" by Moss et al. Listen in for some surprising findings.Finally, what is the deal with the black box warning on topical estrogen? Should patients be concerned and limit their use of this medicine?

In this episode, Drs. Moss and Cocks discuss the FDAs marketing approval for the first ever STI diagnostic test that you can get without a prescription and perform entirely at home. They also talk about vulvar extra mammary Pagets Disease and review treatment options. Finally, the moment we've all been waiting for, a deep dive into vulvar emollients. So many good options out there. And if you don't like petroleum jelly, that's ok too.

Should men be treated for their partner's BV? We tackle a new paper that suggests benefit and talk all things microbiome, including probiotics for vaginal health. We also dive in to information about botox for pelvic pain and whether breast implant illness can cause lichen sclerosus.

Take a deep dive with us into whether topical estrogen is useful and safe as a topical treatment for antiaging. We also discuss a new research study looking at whether treatment with low level laser therapy or photobiodmodulation is helpful in treating vulvodynia. This episode is intended for general medical information and knowledge. Please see your doctor for personalized medical advice.

In this first episode, Drs. Cocks and Moss discuss how they became vulvar doctors, detailing their interest in and passion for all things related to the vulva (as well as the vagina!) This is followed by a deep dive into the world of labial puffing (cosmetic fillers for the genitals), a discussion on how vulvar terminology is important for health and well-being and a closer look at whether platelet rich plasma is a treatment option for lichen sclerosus.