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FAQs about Girls' Health
- What is a hymen?
- What should I expect when I have a pelvic exam?
- What is a breast exam?
- What is a medical history?
- What is bacterial vaginosis?
- Can I go to the gynecologist without my parent(s) or guardian(s) knowing?
- Is it normal to have hair "down there"?
- What is the urethra?
- What is the female G-spot, and how do I find it?
- What are yeast infections? How do you get rid of them?
- Is masturbating harmful to your health?
- When does puberty happen and what changes?
- Do girls masturbate?
- Why do I have breasts?
- I have a smell and slight discharge coming out of my vagina. What is it, and is it normal?
- What is a urinary tract infection (UTI)?
- I'm afraid that my vagina is too smelly to have oral sex. What should I do?
- I'm a girl and sex is painful for me. What can I do?
- What is a vulva?
- Should I shave my pubic hair?
- What happens during menstruation (a period)?
- Does a period hurt?
- What products should I use during my period?
- What will happen when I go to the gynecologist?
- I'm a girl, and sometimes I worry about the way I look "down there." How do I know if I'm normal?
- How do I find a gynecologist?
- What is a gynecologist, and when should I go?
- What is the clitoris and what does it do? Is it the same as the G-spot?
- How do I know if my body is sexually healthy?
- Is it normal for your period to be irregular when you first start getting it?
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