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TikTok trends for vaginal health — like vabbing, vaginal steaming, and placing ice cubes in the vagina — are potentially harmful, says one expert.
From hot girl walks to VapoRub anxiety hacks, TikTok health trends have taken over the wellness space in the last few years, and that's not necessarily a bad thing. Creators sharing their tips for mental health problems, trainers passing on their favorite workouts or stretches, and doctors providing information about common health problems can all help to educate audiences and destigmatize health issues. That said, the information given on TikTok isn't always the most accurate, which is concerning when these trends related to your body and health. All of that is especially true when it comes to vaginal health. It's
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