4 reasons to put sex on hold when dealing with a yeast infection
/Although a vaginal yeast infection is not considered a sexually transmitted infection, it can spread the fungus through mouth to genital contact.
Read MoreAlthough a vaginal yeast infection is not considered a sexually transmitted infection, it can spread the fungus through mouth to genital contact.
Read MoreHere are 12 things you probably learned a long time ago but may have been filed away in your mind long forgotten and therefore, practiced infrequently. It’s time to refresh and reboot your memory to make sex the enjoyable activity it is meant to be:
Read MoreHuman sexuality depends upon understanding the various erogenous zones throughout the body. When we are comfortable in being aware of our erogenous zones, sex becomes more fun.
Read MoreBefore a man should even be thinking of the climax of sexual functioning or the ability to have an orgasm, he needs to address sexual desire.
Read MoreIn a relationship, problems with libido should never be ignored. The root of the problem has to be indentified so it can be dealt with effectively. Otherwise a healthy relationship between a couple can soon become negatively affected.
Read MorePheromones are something that humans also have and are secreted by the body, but their effect takes place outside of the body.
Read MoreMany couples may view it as an enhancement to their sex life yet is it really the best way to bring a couple closer together or is it driving more of a wedge between them?
Read MoreCondoms are not 100% safe, but if used properly they will reduce the risk of getting an STD.
Read MoreThe latest news is that the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences, voted overwhelmingly to “immediately expel” Harvey Weinstein who will be seeking behavioral treatment at an Arizona rehab for supposedly sex addiction. Whether the “sex addict” applies in Weinstein’s case or not is still unclear.
Read MoreIt is important to recognize that sexual harassment is a form of sexual abuse. It can take the form of the following:
Read MoreSo, when the day is becoming one stressful situation after another, here is why having sex can be one of your best stress management tools to turn to:
Read MoreThere can be several reasons why instead of feeling the love, men may instead feel the unanticipated torment of a sexual rendezvous.
Read MoreThe key leading to a healthy prostate may start in the bedroom.
Read MoreAging can bring about physical or mental changes not present years ago that can disrupt your plans of keeping sexually active in the elderly years.
Read MoreTo help set the stage for a satisfying and fulfilled sex life, here are some ways in which to do this:
Read MoreTo help preserve intimacy and sex after prostate cancer, here are some steps to consider if sexual side effects are getting in the way of good sex:
Read MoreUniversal blood donors may have one more thing to brag about: they perform more reliably sexually. New research indicates that men with blood type O suffer fewer problems with erectile dysfunction (ED) than any other blood group. Put another way, men with blood types A, B and AB are the most at risk for impotence.
Read MoreA man’s sex life is an extremely important component of relieving stress, lowering blood pressure and enhancing his immune system. To keep activities in the bedroom bustling, a man needs to give his sex life an extra boost by remaining fit and that means to exercise.
Read MoreExercise equals better heart health, better immune functioning, better bone strength, better self-esteem, better sleep, and ….better sex? Yes indeed. Embracing exercise to obtain the other health benefits can give you an extra added bonus of also improving your sex life.
Read MoreGonorrhea is an equal opportunity sexually transmitted disease (STD) as anyone both men or women who are sexually active can contract it. It is a very common infectious disease – the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) estimates approximately 820,000 new gonococcal infections occur in the United States each year. Less than half of these infections are detected and reported to the CDC.
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