Category: Sexual Health

Flirting, often perceived as a playful and light-hearted interaction, is in fact a fundamental aspect of human communication. When executed with respect and genuine intention, it serves as a powerful tool for building connections and fostering positive relationships. In this era, where interactions can range from in-person meetings to digital engagements, understanding the nuances of […]

Many new moms experience fatigue, vaginal bleeding and a lower libido after delivery. These symptoms, along with low levels of estrogen that cause vaginal dryness, can make sex uncomfortable and even painful. In addition, if you had a surgical cut (episiotomy) or tear in the area of the perineum, they may also affect sex. Your […]

Some husbands feel nervous about sex after their wife has a hysterectomy. However, they should know that a hysterectomy does not necessarily change their sexual relationship. In most cases, a hysterectomy does not impact sex much, unless the surgeon also removes the ovaries and fallopian tubes. In such cases, the surgery can cause a dramatic […]

Having sex too often can have negative effects on women’s health. These side effects can include pain, fatigue and irritability. In addition, it can lead to lower back pain. Women who have less sexual desire might benefit from taking a medication called bremelanotide (brand name Vyleesi). It comes as a shot that can boost testosterone […]

Miscarriage is a common pregnancy loss and it’s normal for people to wonder when it’s safe to have sex again. The answer depends on a variety of factors and will vary for each person. You can start ovulating again very soon after a miscarriage. However, it’s important to follow your doctor’s advice and avoid putting […]

People often imagine sexy scenes from movies where two lovers make love by the ocean, and they want to experience that sensuous intimacy for themselves. However, sex in water comes with safety concerns that are not always addressed in the movies. Drowning, infections, STIs and more are all concerns when having sex in the water. […]

Durante el embarazo, una mujer puede tener relaciones sexuales porque la posición del bebé no pone presion sobre los organos internos o arterias principales. Pero a medida que el cuerpo expande, algunos mujeres podran estar cansadas y incomodas a medida que tienen relaciones sexuales. Otras ocasiones, ellas deben experimentar ruidos y ritmos cardacos anomalos. 1. […]

There are a few things that can cause your period to come early. One is if you are pregnant. Another is if you have vaginal or uterine infections or cancer. If you’re experiencing bleeding after sex, it’s important to see a doctor for a check-up. Your menstrual cycle depends on a delicate balance of hormones […]

The vagina is home to a delicate ecosystem and lots of bacteria. That bacteria help to keep the area healthy, including preventing bacterial vaginosis and yeast infections. A person’s pH level is measured on a scale of 0 to 14, with battery acid having a low number and drain cleaner having a high one. A […]

When you have constipation, it can be difficult to get your bowels moving. If you go less than three times a week or your stool is hard and dry, you may be constipated. Constipation can make it uncomfortable to have sex. However, there are things you can do to help alleviate the problem. 1. It […]

The right foods can help you regain energy after sex and feel rejuvenated. Try a refreshing watermelon that is packed with essential vitamins and minerals or a healthy smoothie for a quick post-sex snack. Lean proteins like grilled chicken or salmon are rich in protein, which helps build muscle and supports a healthy metabolism. Pair […]

When trying to conceive, timing is everything. You can increase your chances of getting pregnant by using ovulation predictor kits and knowing when you are fertile. These home-based tests detect a surge of luteinizing hormone in your urine, which triggers ovulation within 24 hours. The day after a positive opk is a good time to […]

Although it’s rare, it is possible to feel your IUD strings during sex. If you’re feeling these strings, contact your healthcare professional right away. They’ll teach you how to check them for yourself and make sure your IUD is in place. Also, you should call your doctor if you’re experiencing pain during sex or any […]

Pregnancy, birth, and breastfeeding change a lot about how women feel about sex. They may not feel ready or interested at all after delivery. It’s important to wait until you get the all-clear to resume sex from your healthcare provider. This usually comes during a six-week postpartum appointment. But everyone heals at a different pace, […]

Most health care providers recommend that you wait to have intercourse involving penetration until your six-week postpartum checkup, regardless of whether you gave birth vaginally or by C-section. This is because a lot of new mothers experience painful sex due to hormone changes. However, every woman and couple is different. Your body will heal differently. […]

sex honey has been used for centuries as a natural aphrodisiac. It has also been shown to boost sexual desire and endurance. However, it is important to choose the right honey for sex enhancement. The FDA has issued warnings against several honey-based products that claim to increase male sexual performance. The agency found traces of […]

Your IUD has strings that hang down from your cervix into your vagina. They’re thin plastic that look like fishing line and are about 2 inches long. Cervical mucus covers them, so they are not likely to poke your partner during sex. You should regularly check the strings to make sure your IUD is still […]

Se sentir dolor durante las relaciones sexuales es algo normal y puede ser tratable. Si estas an vivendo con un problema psicológico asociado a la actividad sexual, consultar con tu médico y recibir asistencia para mejorar tu comunicación con tu pareja y recuperar tu autoestima. El sexo puede duer por muchas razones, desde una enfermedad […]

Whether you engage in vaginal sex, oral sex, or masturbation, sexual activity (as long as it’s consensual) releases oxytocin and other hormones that can boost mood, promote feelings of love, and decrease stress. It can also help with sleep and reduce blood pressure. Some people claim that having sex can make your period come sooner, […]

Sex after baby is tricky enough – you’re exhausted, sleep deprived and probably distracted by your new bundle of joy. Add to that the fact that pelvic floor muscles are tight and overactive after childbirth, and you have a recipe for pain during sex. It can feel like pressure, throbbing pain or soreness, and even […]

The menstrual cycle is a delicate balance of hormones, and while sex may increase arousal it can’t change how your hormones work. However, if you’re nearing your period start date and have an orgasm it may speed up your flow. But it’s important to remember that bleeding post-sex could also be a sign of infections, […]

Sex is a physical activity that involves many muscles and can be physically exhausting. It can also cause a spike in your blood pressure and cause a release of endorphins. Sexual activity also releases several chemicals, including oxytocin, melatonin, prolactin, vasopressin, dopamine, and nitric oxide. These chemicals can affect your sleep, hunger, and mood. Sex […]

Unprotected sex refers to any sex that takes place without any type of barrier or birth control method. This includes sex that happens with a broken condom or an expired condom. It is recommended that you wait at least two weeks before taking a home pregnancy test. This will give you the most accurate results. […]

We’ve heard it before: sex during your period can ease cramps, speed up your menstrual cycle or even delay your monthly visit to the gyno. But, is it true? Despite all the stigma surrounding period sex, it has some pretty awesome benefits. For starters, your need for lubrication is lessened, because your blood acts as […]

Women who don’t experience orgasm during sex often feel performance anxiety and put an unrealistic amount of pressure on themselves to get there. Rather than trying to ‘click on’ their clitoris like a vending machine, they need to’map’ their vagina, find the areas that have feeling and stimulate them gently. Menopause Women who experience numbness […]

Feeling queasy after sex isn’t typically the point of this activity, but it can happen. From deep penetration (which can cause a vagal response) to using flavored lubes, there are a few possible causes. Luckily, it’s rarely a sign of a serious problem, but it’s always worth getting to the bottom of why you’re feeling […]

There has never been any concrete evidence that sex causes acne. It has been suggested that hormones produced during puberty and sebum (oil) clogging the pores cause this skin condition. During sexual activity there is a lot of rubbing of body parts. This could lead to friction that may lead to acne. Sex hormones Nothing […]