| Lesbians Have More Health Problems Than Heterosexual Women |
 | A recent research by American doctors has shown that lesbians and bisexual women have health problems much more often that their heterosexual peers. During the study researchers revealed various factors related to physical and psychological well being. |
| Yeast Infection |
 | Yeast infection is a disease caused by microscopic yeast-like fungi Candida albicans. These microorganism are natural inhabitants of human organism, but under some certain conditions they are able to grow excessively and to cause a great deal of troubles.Yeast infection is very spread. Every year 20 million women in USA (every second pacient) apply to doctors with complaints about yeast infection. |
| Intime hygiene & disease prevention |
 | As women, many lesbian health concerns are the same as for heterosexual women. Just because your partner is a woman does not mean that you are immune from STDs and other gynecological problems... |
| Lesbians and STDs |
 | Lesbians may be at lower risk for STDs but that does not mean that we should not take precautions and be aware of the symptoms of an infection. Aside from infecting your partner, STDs also carry serious repercussions for women if left untreated: cervical cancer, damaged reproductive organs, pregnancy complications, transmission of serious or lethal infections to one's fetus or newborn. STDs tend to be silent in women and have similar symptoms of abnormal vaginal discharge and irritation... |
| Menstruation |
 | The subject of menstruation was tabooed for a long time. Many women feel uncomfortable during their period and dont know the cause of soreness or asthenia. Lack of information and knowledge, which was actively maintained by society, resulted in beginnings of many misconceptions and myths. |
| Breast Cancer |
 | Breast cancer is one of the most common forms of cancer in women. While the causes of breast cancer are not fully understood, research shows that you can lower your risk of developing the disease or dying from it, by minimizing lifestyle and environmental risk factors and through breast cancer screening...
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