#sexual-health

#sexual-health

A newlywed discovered her hymen is too thick for intercourse after waiting 40 years to have sex, highlighting personal beliefs and medical challenges.

Couples should explore underlying causes of decreased sexual intimacy, approach the situation with compassion, and communicate needs openly.

Communication about sexual concerns can enhance trust and intimacy.

Understanding each other's past can help navigate intimacy challenges.

Motherhood often diminishes sexual desire due to the overwhelming mental load on women.

Couples often wonder how often they should have sex, but there's no universal answer as each relationship is unique.

Long COVID limits sexual activity; finding low-energy ways to engage can redefine the experience of intimacy.

Endometriosis significantly impacts sexual health, causing pain and emotional distress, yet remains underdiagnosed and overlooked in discussions about intimate relationships.

The episode addresses the science behind squirting, a controversial aspect of human sexuality.

Wendy Zukerman returns to discuss the often unexplored phenomenon of squirting.

Premature ejaculation is a common sexual disorder affecting up to 30% of men.

It often leads to performance anxiety, creating a cyclical issue.

Creating a satisfying sex life is more important than restoring pre-treatment erectile function for prostate cancer survivors.

Anxiety about performance can lead to erectile issues; addressing it through therapy or medication can be beneficial.

Intermittent fasting may enhance libido, as suggested by a study on male mice.

Cannabis gummies may boost libido, with many users reporting improved sexual experiences.

The CDC removed critical health guidelines and data affecting STIs and vaccinations, aligning with a Trump administration mandate to remove gender references from federal websites.

The Trump administration cut $620,288 in funding aimed at pregnancy prevention for transgender boys, affecting crucial sexual health programs.

Vaginismus is a significant yet often misunderstood sexual dysfunction affecting women's ability to engage in intercourse, commonly due to pelvic floor muscle spasms.

Pain during intercourse is a common issue affecting many women, yet the root causes often remain unclear.

Many women face challenges in obtaining proper diagnoses for their sexual pain.

Despite erosion of sexual rights, there are still valuable resources like sex therapy and pelvic floor therapy available for improving sexual health.

Sexual identity can evolve over time; understanding this can alleviate feelings of illegitimacy when labels change.

The Clitoral Arousal Technique (CAT) significantly increases orgasm frequency for women during sexual intercourse by emphasizing clitoral stimulation.

The majority of women have faked orgasms due to societal pressures and the desire to meet unrealistic sexual performance standards.

Masturbation can lead to empowerment and self-love, especially later in life.

The author suggests exploring options like depilatory creams, laser removal, or dental dams to reach a compromise about pubic hair.

The differences in cleanliness norms after sex can affect relationship comfort levels.

PGAD can cause debilitating, unwanted arousal and has significant emotional and social consequences for affected individuals.

Deltra James's journey highlights the need for open discussions about sexual health and well-being among cancer survivors.

Commitment significantly impacts relationship dynamics and sexual health-related decision-making.

Gen Z reports lower sexual activity, risking physical and mental health consequences, including sexual dysfunction and increased stress.

Open dialogue about sexual health breaks taboos and improves mental well-being.

Compulsive sexual behavior, previously misunderstood as sexual liberation, can be identified as an addiction with proper therapy and self-reflection.

Dr. Karen Toubi specializes in women's intimate health, focusing on sexual wellbeing and empowering patients to address health issues.

Consult a gynecologist to check for underlying issues affecting your reactions to lubes.

Choose lubes with few plant-derived ingredients, avoiding glycerin and nonoxynol-9.

The relationship between pornography use and sexual problems is complex and influenced by moral perspectives.

Experts predict a surge in STIs in the UK after holiday festivities, driven by unprotected sex and lack of awareness.

Minister Fleming supports DCU's sexual health course despite criticism from Education Minister Foley about its content.

The Junior Foreign Affairs Minister supports the training program despite public complaints.

The Education Minister has expressed dissatisfaction with the content of the course.