Articles about Sexual Health

Not sure what to expect from a first herpes outbreak? Here are five things worth knowing, from why early treatment matters to easing the pain and what happens next.

Thrush that keeps coming back is frustrating, and it isn't always obvious why it happens. Here are five common triggers, plus the habits and treatment plans that can help you break the cycle.

Telling someone you have herpes can feel like the hardest part of a diagnosis. Here's how to plan the conversation, the facts worth sharing and how you can lower the risk together.

Aciclovir and valaciclovir both treat genital herpes, and the clinical evidence shows they work equally well. So the real question is which dosing schedule fits your life better, and that's exactly what this guide breaks down.

Genital herpes is common, and it's very manageable. Here's how treatment, everyday habits and a few practical steps can help you feel more in control.

Thrush is uncomfortable, but it's usually quick and easy to treat. Here's how the main thrush treatments work and how to choose the right one for you.

Itching, soreness or unusual discharge can point to a few different infections, and they don't all need the same treatment.

Fluconazole is the standard oral treatment for thrush in the UK, and a single 150mg capsule is enough for most vaginal and penile thrush. Here's how it works, what to expect day by day and when to get checked.

Genital herpes outbreaks rarely come out of nowhere, and most follow the same predictable pattern. Here's what happens at each stage, how long it lasts and when you're most likely to pass it on.

Itching, redness or soreness down there can be worrying, but thrush is common and very treatable.