Experiencing unexpected vaginal bleeding after sex can be quite scary and concerning. We should probably preface this post by saying that bleeding after sex is more than likely to be benign, or from a simple, treatable cause. Learn more about bleeding after sex.

Let’s have a bit of a chat about Chlamydia: a sexually transmissible infection that can impact absolutely anyone who is sexually active, whether you happen to have a vulva or a penis!

Pelvic pain is experienced by many people and may be related to genitals or other organs in the pelvic area. A range of factors influence the experience of pain. Learn more about them here.

Colposcopy is a medical diagnostic procedure to examine a magnified view of the cervix as well as the vagina and vulva. Learn more about the procedure here.

IUD (Intra uterine device) requires a script from your GP/ Specialist and are purchased from a pharmacy. Here is some helpful information about the procedure.