The 3 components everyone should know about recurrent UTIs
Your urogenital health (that is, your vaginal health and bladder health) is all related.
There are certain foods that you can eat that naturally provide energy without the negative side effects of added sugars and chemicals.
IUDs have become more and more popular. Planned Parenthood reported a 75% spike in IUD use among its patients between 2008-2012. So what is the deal?
Why are urinary tract issues like UTIs, frequent urination, and incontinence so much more common during and after menopause? We’ll walk you through explanations and what you can do to improve overall urinary tract health.
Healthy ovulation includes two parts: the release of an egg and sufficient hormone levels post-ovulation.
If you’re going through menopause today, or about to, consider yourself lucky in a way: On the internet, right at your fingertips, you can find an endless number of guides telling you what might await.
Here are some surprisingly common menopause symptoms that most women aren't prepared for.
Nothing ruins a good love-fest quite like a temperamental vagina. Here are some simple ways to avoid post-coital issues, so you can focus on maximizing pleasure.
It’s easy to see why the superfood craze is so appealing. Incorporate these select few items into your diet, and voila! You’ll get all of the essential vitamins and minerals you need.
The key players in your urinary tract are your kidneys, ureters, bladder, and urethra.
As a parent you need (and deserve!) to take care of yourself while figuring out life with your new baby.
November is Bladder Health Awareness Month. Uqora declares the first-ever National UTI Awareness Day.
Diet plays a big role in our overall health, and our urinary health. As always, it's important to discuss any major diet changes with your physician and find a solution that is best for you and your body.
Cervical mucus (or fluid) tracking is one of the most powerful tools for increasing awareness of your fertility.
UTIs can be a bummer for a lot of reasons, but one side effect that can be particularly surprising—and unpleasant—is light bladder leakage.