Unless your healthcare provider tells you otherwise, it’s typically considered safe to have sex during pregnancy
Vaginal dryness, cervicitis, infections or other cervical issues could be the culprit
Heavy drinking can cause both short- and long-term effects, including erectile dysfunction, ejaculation issues and low libido
Better hygiene and medical treatment for STIs, yeast or bacterial infections can help address foul-smelling genitals
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Like the flu shot or the HPV vaccine, PrEP is a preventive medicine designed to protect your health
Most tears down there are mild and heal on their own, but some require medical treatment
If anxiety is keeping you from having the sex life you want, communication, education and therapy can help
Staying hydrated and peeing after sex can help prevent this common post-sex condition
You may have a lower chance of getting pregnant while nursing — but it’s still possible
Anorgasmia is a fairly common concern with a wide range of physical and psychological causes
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