In this episode of Well, Actually… Margo interviews Keli Garza of Steamy Chick (steamychick.com)
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I’m Timara. I am totally interested in vaginal steaming. I have had pretty much any vaginal and uterine problems that you could think of: irregular periods, cyst, fibroids, (in the past HPV, CIN3 I had a leep done to remove CIN 3 and paps were all normal afterwards) and thisngs have been successful. Also, I have breastfed for 6 years and experience vaginal dryness on and off.
Considering this info, what herbs will help heal me?
Keli mentioned the steaming has been beneficial for prolapsed uterus. I’m thinking it might also be helpful in rebuilding the pelvic floor after birth. I hope someone can research this also 🙂
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