Birth control pills debuted in 1960, revolutionizing women’s health and providing them with a new option to take control of their sexual health. For many, this medical breakthrough shattered years of stigma and opened up conversations about vaginal health. However, even today, not all women are comfortable freely discussing their vaginal health, even with their doctors. But vaginal health is a very important part of overall health. Therefore, if anything seems “off,” such as a strong odor or an unusual vaginal discharge, or if there is a need to change contraception method, it is imperative to talk to a health expert. In the meantime, below are some of the most commonly asked questions that may help open up the discussion and ensure long-term vaginal health.
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