Category: Sexual Health

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 […]

If you or your partner are crying during sex, it’s important to understand why they’re doing so. It could be for a number of reasons, including pain or excitement. Sometimes, crying during sex can be a sign of love. It’s also common to have happy tears after a powerful orgasm. It’s a sign of love […]

When you’re sexually active, your body goes through a lot of changes. From a biological point of view, the more you have sex, the more your libido increases and it’s easier to orgasm. The organs down below also get used to penetration and the clitoris learns to swell up on its own in response to […]

A sore penis after sex is not uncommon, but it doesn’t always mean you got too jiggy. It could be a sign of an infection or other underlying problem, and it requires medical treatment. You should see a doctor if your sore penis is accompanied by other symptoms, such as painful or bloody urination, pain […]

Many things can impact your menstrual cycle, including sex. But, does sex delay your period? The answer is no — unless you’re pregnant. However, it’s important to know that small variations in your cycle are normal. You may even experience spotting or bleeding after sexual activity. Let’s look at why this happens:. 1. Pregnancy Pregnancy […]

There is no link between body growth and sexual activity. However, there are many indirect factors that could influence your weight, including emotional eating and sedentary lifestyles. Having sex is a form of exercise and burns calories. A 30-minute session burns around 100 calories. Moreover, it increases heart rate and is a good way to […]

Cramps and pain during sex are not uncommon, but they’re also not necessarily a sign of something serious. Typically, these cramps are due to muscle strain from awkward positioning or involuntary pelvic floor contractions during an orgasm. However, if you experience frequent or recurring pain in this area, there may be a more severe medical […]

Allergies can be a pain in the butt, especially if they are sexually-related. Luckily, women with this condition are finding that there are ways to overcome it without resorting to abstinence. Allergies are caused by an immune system that goes crazy and attacks substances it shouldn’t. Symptoms can include heavy breathing, a fast heartbeat and […]

Las personas que tienen falta de apetito sexualidad suelen poner excusas para evitar la relacion sexual con un serio. Tambien tienen muchos otros deberes que hacer en una breve duración, tales como ver un programa interesante televisivo, terminar algun trabajo urgente y recoger la cocina. El deseo sexual muda por momentos y a partir de […]

Despite the fact that many people swear that having sex sent them into labor, there’s very little high-quality research on this subject. That said, it seems logical that sex might induce labor since sexual activity releases oxytocin and semen contains prostaglandins—hormones that can help ripen and trigger contractions. It’s also possible that foreplay and nipple […]

While most people believe that the “S” in STD stands for sexually transmitted, the truth is that it is possible to have an STI without having sex. Infections like herpes, chlamydia, and HIV can be spread through contact with bodily fluids, including saliva and menstrual blood. In addition, herpes can also be spread by kissing […]

IUDs are one of the most effective forms of birth control. They’re also relatively cheap over time. However, getting an IUD can be painful. Most people describe it as feeling like strong period cramps. Women can resume regular activities after getting an IUD, but they should not insert anything into their vaginas (including tampons or […]

Feeling like you have to pee during sex is actually more common than you might think. Often, the bladder and clitoris are very close to each other, making it easy for a penis or sex toy to accidentally stimulate the bladder or cause that feeling of needing to pee. But is it actually a feeling […]

Many women have heard the advice, “Pee after sex.” But does it really work? Pain or burning when you pee is known as dysuria. It can have several causes, from a sexually transmitted disease (STI) like chlamydia or gonorrhea to a urinary tract infection, also called a UTI. A UTI can be painful to pee […]

A pap smear, or a pap test, is an important preventive screening for cervical cancer. It is a simple procedure where a health care provider opens the vagina using a tool called a speculum and collects cells from the cervix. It is recommended to avoid sex for 24 hours before having a pap smear as […]

The best time to take a pregnancy test depends on your menstrual cycle and when you last had unprotected sex. Pregnancy tests detect traces of human chorionic gonadotropin (HCG), the hormone produced by a fertilized egg. If you have a regular 28-day menstrual cycle, experts typically recommend waiting 12-15 days after ovulation to take a […]

Boric acid is a white powder or crystal substance that works as a strong antifungal. It helps treat yeast infections that are resistant to other medications. However, some people may be hesitant to use boric acid because they worry about the effects on sexual activity. The good news is, you can have sex with a […]

An intrauterine device (IUD) is a birth control option that is extremely effective and has few risks. However, some women experience sex-related bleeding while using an IUD. It is important to speak to your doctor if you are experiencing heavy bleeding or spotting that lasts for several days. IUDs are small plastic devices that your […]

Many people who are trying to conceive believe that they need to have sex only during the fertile window. This is because an egg can only be fertilized during this timeframe, and having sex after this point can decrease your chances of pregnancy. Tracking your hormones can help you pinpoint ovulation, including using ovulation predictor […]

The discovery that your teenager is sexually active can be shocking and disappointing. Many troubled teens with mental health problems like anxiety, depression, ADHD, or self-esteem issues may engage in high-risk sexual activities. These behaviors can lead to sexually transmitted diseases, pregnancy, and the emotional ramifications of teen sexual activity. To avoid these risks, parents […]

Women who have a hysterectomy often worry about how their sexuality will be affected. But research has shown that having a uterus doesn’t impact sexual function in a permanent way. Nevertheless, pain during sex isn’t uncommon for women after having a hysterectomy. Here are some reasons why this can happen. 1. Your Body Isn’t Healing […]

Many individuals have heard that masturbating before sex will help them last longer during partner-based sexual activity. This is due to the belief that it gets “it out of their system,” thus reducing sensitivity and delaying ejaculation. While this may be true, it’s important to remember that every individual’s sexual needs and desires are different. […]

Sexual activity is a personal choice, but engaging in sexual relationships at an early age can have serious emotional, physical and legal consequences. Those who choose to get involved in sex should be emotionally ready and should seek counseling before engaging in sexual activities. Increased education about contraception and STIs can help teenagers avoid the […]

Some people get nervous before sex because they have an all-or-nothing mentality about sex. They think they need to have sex immediately or else it won’t work out. Luckily, there are several ways to overcome pre-sex jitters and have a fulfilling sexual experience. These tips include open communication with your partner, self-education, and practicing relaxation […]

Also known as the morning-after pill, Plan B is used if your birth control method fails or if you have unprotected sex. The medication works by preventing ovulation and lowering the risk of sperm fertilizing an egg. There’s a lot of misinformation about emergency contraception pills, and many people have misconceptions about how the medication […]