Whether too tight or too full, the vagina can impact your physical and emotional well-being. Dr. Kenneth Lee, a board-certified plastic surgeon with Orlando Health, discusses the options and benefits of vaginal rejuvenation.

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The lumps, pain and itch of hemorrhoids are hard to miss. While millions of Americans deal with this common GI issue, most of us don’t realize that a common, high-tech habit is making them worse.

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Traveling may seem like a relaxing alternative to the stress of daily life. But your body disagrees. Changing your everyday routine can trigger urinary tract infections (UTIs). Dr. Jamin Brahmbhatt, a board-certified urologist with Orlando Health, explains what you can do to avoid UTIs while traveling.

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When your period is the deciding factor on whether you take a hike, a swim or a vacation, that’s a sure sign things are out of balance. Dr. Christine Greves, a board-certified OB-GYN with Orlando Health, explores reasons and options for your heavy period.

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Losing weight too quickly may lead to a buildup of thick digestive fluid called gallbladder sludge. You may not even know you have it until bouts of abdominal pain kick in and force a closer look. Board-certified general surgeon Dr. Luke Elms of Orlando Health discusses what happens next.

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If you can’t breathe after a nose job or one breast is lower than the other after a breast enhancement, chances are you’ve had a “botched” plastic surgery. Dr. Kenneth Lee, chairman of the Department of Plastic Surgery at Orlando Health, explains how plastic surgery goes wrong and what can be done to fix it.

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Colon cleanse products claim to remove toxins from the digestive tract and boost everything from your energy level to your immune system. But what are they really doing?

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Erectile dysfunction affects more than the geriatric set. Nearly 40% of men over age 40 may have a symptom of ED, says Orlando Health board-certified urologist Jamin Brahmbhatt, MD. Here’s what to look for and what to do if you think you have ED.

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The virus that causes cold sores and genital blisters is more common than you might expect. And there are some surprising ways it can be transmitted. Here’s what you need to know to protect yourself — and your partner.

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Checking your poo in the loo can tell you a lot about your health. We decode what the color, texture and frequency of your bowel movements mean and flag the warning signs to watch for.

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