Having a fetish isn't automatically a diagnosis. Dr Oakley briefly describes the neuroscience behind common fetishes from toes to ear lobes. Most are healthy and good as long as there is no harm to either person and no impairment with daily life. While unusual does not mean unhealthy, listen to determine when you SHOULD seek medical assistance.

"I found a lump...down there!" Is this you?? Let Dr Oakley walk you through the most common causes of lumps and cysts in the lady bits. While it is NOT likely to be cancer, is IS LIKELY to be annoying!

Can that little piece of jewelry actually change your medical care? Dr Oakley review the sensual motivations behind piercing intimate body parts - from the tongue to the clitoris - but reminds us that "MORE SENSATION" is not guaranteed!

If I can get the test somewhere else cheaper, should I? More tests does not equal better medicine. Dr Oakley walks you through 3 medical scenarios for those considering a flight halfway around the world for a $500 "executive healthcare screening". Make sure you are PAYING FOR THE MEDICAL DECISION, not for the medical test.

How is your bicep similar to your pelvic floor? Dr Oakley discusses sarcopenia - rapid loss of muscle mass, particularly during menopause. And why SOME muscles need to be strengthened and others need to be relaxed. Insider tip: KEGELS ARE NOT RIGHT FOR ALL WOMEN!!! Listen to today's episode for helpful information on all types of pelvic floor physical therapy.

It's real. It's common. It's treatable. And it deserves YOUR attention. Dr Oakley discusses Mental Well Being during Menopause. Asking for help is a sign of strength - NOT weakness. Never forget that hormones affect the brain, not just the ovaries - and mood changes may be common, but not normal.

Do YOU feel like something is crawling on your skin or scalp - but nothing is there?!?!?! You may have FORMICATION - an abnormal skin sensation, that can worsen during menopause. Dr Oakley talks about why your ears, head, arms and legs feel this way and what YOU can do to prevent or treat it.

Are you frustrated by the swamp ass you see after sitting in a chair for a long time? Did you know sweating is one of the body's most important cooling mechanisms? Dr Oakley gets down and dirty about sweat, the bacteria causing your odor, and how to prevent the dreaded CHUB RUB during these hot summer months.