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Breast cancer survivors whose disease has returned can maintain loving relationships and fulfilling sexual lives. The findings were published July 20 in the Journal of Clinical Oncology.
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Birth control is back. Not that it ever went away, despite the ardor with which conservative culture warriors have pushed their antediluvian attitudes about women and sex -- and notwithstanding the official sanction the Bush administration has given this retro-think.
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There should be rules in place when you date or seek to date. If we pay attention to what once was, we can see the potential for what can be. Sometimes, people want to make up their own rules and then get angry or frustrated when others don't follow those rules.
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Sexual desire, arousal and orgasm are stimulated by a complicated interaction of hormones (testosterone, estrogen and oxytocin) neurotransmitters and brain chemicals such as serotonin, dopamine and a host of other body chemicals.
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Male G-Spot? Is there such a thing? The answer is an unequivocal "YES." Quite simply, the Male G-Spot is the prostate, or more specifically, the prostate-perineum. What are they? The prostate is the male prostate gland, and the perineum is a dime-sized soft spot between the anus and scrotum. The important nerves that control the sexual organs, including those controlling erection, orgasm, and ejaculation, converge at the prostate and the perineum area. This means that this area is essentially a man's "command center" for sexual pleasure. Men who suffer from prostate diseases such as prostatitis and bph can get relief from these problems through regular prostate massages, usually given manually by a urologist.
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Our report tonight on wasteful spending at the Centers for Disease Control should come with a public health alert: "Warning: viewing this story on how the CDC is spending your tax dollars might make you sick."
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Picture this: You walk into a bar and see nothing but large, grotesque pigs that are all trying to win a date and maybe more with you. At the end of the night, one of the pigs goes into the washroom to obtain a common contraceptive, and almost simultaneously morphs into a man. This condom ad commercial was banned by the CBS and FOX networks.
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Anal sex for many couples is a big step in their relationship. It shows a sign of love and above all, trust. The problem for many couples is how to make anal sex more comfortable for both of you. Many couples are worry that anal sex may be painful. However, anal sex can be quite pleasurable for both partners. The muscles and nerves around the anus are extremely sensitive which can result in a major orgasmic experience. If you and your partner are planning to experiment with anal sex, here are a few tips on making your experience a good one.
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How to safely fly with your sex toys The Transportation Security Administration loves lube. Loves it. They collect it. And then they have parties. Your vibrator? Not so much.
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Women Report as Many Sex Dreams as Men Do, Researchers Say Whether it's Brad Pitt in a hot tub or Bill Clinton in the Oval Office, women dream about sex as often as men do, according to a new study.
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Porn once meant a magazine under a mattress or videos passed between schoolboys. Now, all you need is a computer and a credit card to view your ultimate fantasy in seconds.
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Druggists who believe "morning-after" birth control pills are tantamount to abortion can't stand in the way of a patient's right to the drugs, state regulators have decided.
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The safe sex message has been drummed into us for years, but not everyone is getting it. More and more Kiwis are being diagnosed with sexually transmitted infections, Rebecca Palmer writes.
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The four women are lounging in the Sigma Kappa living room at George Washington University, discussing the new vaccine that may keep them from dying of cervical cancer. Bryttava Olson, a sophomore, has had two of the series of three injections "because my mom picked me up the first time and said, 'You're going to have a shot.' " Her three sorority sisters, however -- a sophomore and two seniors -- are waiting.
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CONDOMS can significantly reduce the risk of women being exposed to the virus linked to cervical cancer, a leading charity said today.
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Online daters aren't shy when it comes to stretching (or shrinking) the truth, say Cornell University researchers who found that both men and women fib about either their height or weight, and sometimes their age.
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Ever had "femoral intercourse"? Given him, ahem, the finger? Or built orgasmic bridges? Score big points in the bedroom with inspiration from my raunchy roundup of the all-time best sex secrets.
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Here are some simple ways you can find your lost libido If you want to reconnect with the physical side of your sexuality, your first step is to define what is sensual for you. This involves becoming aware of your most subtle sexual thoughts and feelings. Many of our clients say that their lives are too hectic to pay attention to such subtleties. The fact is, the chaotic pace of their daily routines probably has contributed to the depletion of their sex drives in the first place.
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It's the eternal quest: How do you increase the size, strength and stamina of your erections? There are endless treatments, ointments and devices claiming to pump up your volume, but precious few solutions hold any water. The reality is that we're blessed (or possibly cursed) with whatever God gave us. But if you follow the realistic tips below, you can maximize your erection on all fronts.
