Douching is cleaning the inside of the vagina with water or other cleansing fluids. It is a fairly common practice, with some studies estimating that about one in every four women regularly douches.

Millions of women practice douching for what they think are its health benefits, but exactly what is douching and is it really safe? Here, experts warn that it may do more harm than good, and advise ...

The National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences (NIEHS) has released a new study that links douching with ovarian cancer. Douching is the process of cleaning the vagina with water or vinegar ...

Douche means "to wash" or "to soak" in French and refers to the practice of washing or rinsing out the vagina using water or some other fluid. Vaginal douches were first commercially produced in the ...

Medical experts have warned that the age-long practice of vaginal douching to maintain personal hygiene or for aesthetic reasons is dangerous as many studies have linked it to a number of harmful ...

Held a douche recently? No, not the Adam Levine kind—the kind that claims to make you as fresh as a dewey spring morning. The kind that has been a part of some women’s hygiene routines for way too ...

The Ellegyn douche sterile cannula presented by Alta Care Laboratoires is unique since it rotates on a roller ball. Vaginal douching is the process of intravaginal cleansing with a liquid solution.