A Pain in Your Testicle Could Point to This

Swelling or tenderness in the scrotum is one sign your epididymis is inflamed. Here are others to watch for.

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How to Perform a Vaginal Self-Exam

A self-exam can help alert you to health problems in between gynecologist appointments. Here's what to look for, and when to call your doctor.

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Types of Warts and How to Treat Them

Learn how to recognize the different kinds of these skin growths, and find out how to keep them from spreading.

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