Sexual Health

There are many benefits of contraception including help you prevent getting pregnant. But they can also make your period less painful and more regular, clean up your skin, and decrease…

When used consistently every day, birth control pills are a type of contraceptive that is 99 percent effective at preventing pregnancy. The pill includes hormones that control menstruation, reduce the…

According to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, almost 250,000 babies were born to teen mothers in 2014. Approximately 77% of these pregnancies were unplanned. Teen pregnancy can…

AIDS or stage 3 HIV cannot be transmitted or contracted.  There are several myths and facts about HIV/AIDS. But debunking these myths and facts about HIV/AIDS can help people understand what…

Nowadays, in vitro fertilization (IVF) is a household word. It wasn’t long ago that it was a mystery treatment for infertility known as “test-tube babies.” Louise Brown, born in England…

Many women are concerned that sex or orgasm can harm their child or endanger the pregnancy. Men are often afraid of damaging their pregnant wife or the unborn child with…

Sex and sexuality are both parts of life. Besides reproduction, sex may be about intimacy and enjoyment. Sexual activity, penile-vaginal intercourse (PVI), or masturbation can bring many unexpected benefits to…

It is perfectly healthy to have sex in pregnancy unless your doctor or midwife has advised you not to do so. Getting sex doesn’t harm your kids. Your partner’s penis…

Sex is an activity that concerns almost all adults. There’s nothing better than good and satisfying sex. But not all couples experience a satisfying sexual relationship. Today’s fast-paced life takes…

The most common sex problem that men report to their doctor is erectile dysfunction. Erection problems (impotence) are very common in men over 40. About 30 million men suffer from…