Orgasm also offers a wide array of health benefits that extend beyond the bedroom. While the experience itself can be deeply satisfying, the physiological and psychological impacts of orgasm are equally significant. Here’s a closer look at how the female orgasm contributes to overall health and wellbeing.

The Nu Balm inbox receives quite a few enquiries about what, where, why and how to use Nu Balm. For this Nu Guide, we have brought together the most commonly asked questions into this article which we think is a pretty helpful read, whichever way you look at it.

If you’re experiencing pelvic pain, here are some exercises you might like to try out. Keep an eye out on our social media channels for accompanying instructional videos!

Pelvic pain is pain that is felt in the area in the lower abdominal region, above the legs and between the pelvis. In this Nu Guide we discuss the common culprits contributing to pelvic discomfort,

A guide to help male partners, friends or family members understand the ins and outs of menopause and how to help and support the menopausal woman or women in their lives. (You’ve got this, guys!)

When was the last time you checked your vulva? Having a regular look-see is an important part of looking after your physical health.

Here’s a step by step guide on how to do it, and what to do if something isn’t your version of ‘normal’.

Endometriosis is a painful condition which can present with a variety of symptoms. If you think you might suffer from Endometriosis, or you’re experiencing some of the symptoms listed, we encourage you to reach out to your health practitioner.

Menopausal years can throw some interesting curveballs at our vulva, vagina, and urinary system. Our resident gynaecologist has written a helpful guide to GSM.

Here are some of the most commonly asked questions about Nu Balm. If you’d like our clinical experts to ask anything else specifically, please email us at info@nubalm.co

Have you ever wondered how you can make that friction or chafing feel more comfortable when you participate in leisure activities?

A brief overview of the types of gynaecological cancers and the symptoms to watch for.

In this Nu Guide we will try and unpick some of the contributing factors to loss of libido around menopause transition and what you can do to address this.

Sex after childbirth can create a lot of anxiety for new mums. Niamh has put together a list of things to help relieve the pressure - physically and mentally.

The reasons your vulva or vaginal tissue may be irritated are varied, and not necessarily to do with age or life stage. One thing is for sure: you don’t have to put up with the discomfort any longer, thanks to Nu Intimate Balm.

People are often surprised to learn that there is a wide range of symptoms attributable to menopause. Here are 34 possible symptoms that you may or may not experience.

There are many reasons why sex can be painful, and the most important thing to know is that help and support is available.

How we understand our own genital anatomy, the words we use and how we perceive our internal and external construct is very important when it comes to understanding how our bodies work and what to do when things change.