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Finding the right women’s health doctor shouldn’t feel like a full-time job. So, we created a free tool to make it a little easier.

Search for women’s health specialists in your area and find care that feels right for you. 🤍

We said what we said 💁‍♀️

but now we work all the time… so jokes on us 😜

$200K on an MBA and yes, box assembly is now part of the job description. Putting it to excellent use over here. 😅

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Meet Dr. Kelly Caldwell, board-certified OB-GYN and part of Rora’s medical team. 🤍

We asked her about some of the most common v***ar and vaginal symptoms women bring up in her practice, and her reminder is an important one: no matter how embarrassing something may feel, chances are you’re not the only one experiencing it.

You don’t have to suffer in silence or feel uncomfortable asking questions about your body.

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Happy Vulvar Awareness Day! Let’s celebrate our incredibly bodies and bust the stigma around v***as! 💜 Follow along if you want more info on vulvovaginal care ***a

Every woman has a v***a. Every woman deserves to understand hers.

Today is Vulvar Awareness Day, and we’re talking about the part of women’s health that still too often gets whispered about, overlooked, or only discussed when something feels wrong.

Knowing your v***a is part of knowing your body. Caring for it is part of caring for yourself.

So today, tell a friend. Ask a question. Start a conversation that maybe you’ve never had before.

The more comfortable we become talking about v***ar health, the easier we make it for the women around us to do the same. That’s the kind of future we’re building Rora for. 🤍

Vulvar Awareness Day is a good reminder that knowing more about your v***ar health can start with something small.

Asking a question. Making an appointment. Learning your family history. Finding a provider who actually understands v***ar health.

We’re sharing a few places to start today, including Rora’s free Find Care tool, because knowing where to turn shouldn’t be the hard part.

If there’s a resource that’s helped you better understand your v***ar health, share it below. Let’s make the information a little easier for the next woman to find. 🤍