Vaginal discharge, which is the fluid that comes out from the vagina, is usually watery or a little thick. It may also have a slight odour. While some experience it daily, others may not have it ...

The white discharge you may see before your period is known as leukorrhea. It’s filled with fluid and cells that are being shed from the vagina and may even look slightly yellow at times.

Menopause is a natural transition in a woman’s life often associated with unpleasant symptoms such as hot flashes and disrupted sleep. This article discusses how what you eat may affect your ...

Vaginal dryness is a drop in lubrication, or wetness, in your vaginal canal and surrounding areas. Before menopause, ...

Discharge is often thick, white/yellow and lumpy and is often described as cottage-cheese-like. It can also cause itching, redness, heat, swelling, have an odour and causes pain when passing urine ...

June 25, 2025 — Keeping sex on the schedule may be its own menopause medicine: among 900 women aged 40-79, those active in the last three months reported far less dryness, pain, and irritation ...

May 21, 2025, 10:23 AM EDT Bethany Heitman Contributing Editor Declining estrogen can cause dry mouth, increase your chances of getting cavities and make you prone to gum disease, according to ...

If the idea of stopping menopause is a fraught one, though, it’s also an opportunity to think about what we want from our later lives, and to consider what it would look like to balance the real ...

A drug intended to treat menopause symptoms could double as breast cancer prevention. New research from Northwestern University in Illinois found that Duavee, a Pfizer-made drug, “significantly ...

Hair loss is common during menopause, but it isn’t usually the first symptom women notice, says Viktoryia Kazlouskaya, MD, PhD, a dermatologist with Dermatology Circle in New York City.

GoodRx reveals that while most women spend less than $50 a month on menopause-related treatments, cost remains a major barrier, leading some to delay care or forgo treatment altogether.

The potential market is massive, with around 27 million women in the US currently going through menopause, and the number worldwide is expected to reach 1.2 billion by 2030.