Yes? No. Possibly? Does a loving relationship need sex? There isn’t a single solution that works for everyone. Since each person is unique, what matters to one person could not matter at all to another. In the end, it comes down to your relationship type, physical preferences, and personal convictions. However, for certain people, it … Read more
Sometimes there are no symptoms at all, but other times, itching, changes in the color or volume of discharge, and pain when urinating are common signs of a vaginal infection. Vaginal infections can have many different causes and are quite common; according to the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, up to one-third of people … Read more
An infection of the female reproductive system is known as PID. Untreated sexually transmitted infections (STIs) are frequently the cause. Infections with yeast are not regarded as a contributing cause. Michelle Forcier, MD, a gender-affirming clinician with the virtual healthcare service FOLX, explains that while yeast infections might produce some of the same symptoms, they … Read more
“90% of American adults feel unprepared by sex education,” reads a recent Forbes headline. Doesn’t that sound like an exaggeration? Unfortunately, this is still shown by studies every year. As of this writing, 2023 had seen the introduction of 79 pieces of legislation aimed at sex education mandates. Most were created to further limit adolescents’ … Read more
Can it happen? Indeed. Using the pull-out approach can result in pregnancy. The pull-out method, also known as withdrawal or, if you want to get fancy, coitus interruptus, is removing the penis from the vagina before to ejaculation. Although this makes sense in theory, there is more to it than that. Continue reading to find … Read more
When can you resume in-person partnered or multi-partnered sex after more than a year of mumbling, “I’m my safest sex partner!” while rubbing one out? The answer is probably sooner than you would imagine! To find out more about safer romping in the era of Rona, continue reading. First : what precisely is safer sex? … Read more
90% of American adults feel unprepared by sex education,” reads a recent Forbes headline. Doesn’t that sound like an exaggeration? Unfortunately, this is still shown by studies every year. As of this writing, 2023 had seen the introduction of 79 pieces of legislation aimed at sex education mandates. Most were created to further limit adolescents’ … Read more
One emergency contraceptive pill taken up to 120 hours (5 days) after penis-in-vaginal sex can help prevent pregnancy. Emergency contraception comes in two forms: intrauterine devices (IUDs), which are inserted by a medical expert, and over-the-counter and prescription pills that you take orally. The main topic of this essay is emergency contraceptive tablets. Experts are … Read more
When breast cancer is diagnosed, doctors stage it to ascertain the best course of therapy, forecast your prognosis, and estimate the likelihood of a cure. Staging is the process of determining the degree and features of breast cancer after a diagnosis. A breast cancer tumor’s size, location, and whether or not cancer cells have migrated … Read more
Breast cancer occurs when breast cells develop mutations and begin to divide and multiply. People may first notice a lump in the breast, discoloration, texture changes, or other symptoms. Breast cancer is cancer that develops in breast cells. Typically, the cancer forms in either the lobules or the ducts of the breast. Lobules are the … Read more