Sexuality, Sexual Health

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There are many factors that contribute to sterility such as age, lifestyle, physical, and environmental conditions. Sterility is an emotional journey for the couple trying to become pregnant, and feelings of anger, guilt, and depression are not uncommon.

When we think of the term sexual performance, we may think of this concept with regards to male sexual performance. However, there are a vast number of female counterparts out there who hold their sexual performance to a high standard. There are many facets to a woman’s sexuality. A woman’s ability to match a male partner in the bedroom is often high on the list. Sexual arousal, stamina, sex drive and sexual pleasure all rank highly for women in the sexual health arena.

For the longest time, men have been stereotyped as sex machines that are ready to perform at the drop of a hat. While this may be partly true for some men, for many it is not. Men, just like women, can also be overly tired, stressed or not be in the mood for sex. Factors such as these may trigger sexual problems. Because this particular topic is quite sensitive, men tend to avoid speaking about sexual dysfunction and don’t seek the help they need.

Having a good, satisfying sex life, for both men and women, is often seen as the hallmark of a full, enriching lifestyle. Unfortunately, this is not always the case. Research has shown that more and more couples are not finding sexual fulfillment in their relationships.

The male reproductive system consists of a number of organs located outside the man’s body and around the pelvic area specifically designed to create life. It includes a pair of testes, a network of ducts, prostate, seminal vesicles and a
penis. These organs function together to produce spermatozoa that then fertilize the egg in the female reproductive tract during conception.

The term ‘frigidity’ is mostly used in relation to women. However, this term can also be used with regards to men – although the more commonly used terms are impotence, lack of sex drive, or low libido.

At some point in our lives we may experience low libido and an extra boost is required to keep the passion alive. For centuries people have made use of aphrodisiacs as libido enhancers to achieve greater sexual health and functioning.

An aphrodisiac is a substance such as food, drink, drug, scent or device that can arouse or induce feelings of sexual desire. Aphrodisiacs are named after Aphrodite, the ancient Greek goddess of sexual love and beauty. Aphrodisiacs have a powerful impact on the mind, as they are thought to trigger the release of chemicals in the brain which then stimulate certain organs.

Frigidity is broadly used to refer to a low libido (sex drive) in women. This term is often used incorrectly to describe a woman who is emotionally cold or does not respond to her partner’s sexual advances. A lack of sexual desire can be psychologically embedded in a person’s subconscious and linked to greater issues that should be addressed or discussed. In some cases women may experience low libido and refuse or avoid sexual intimacy or they may endure it without being able to reach orgasm, finding little pleasure in the act.

Having a baby is a pivotal and life-changing event in one’s life – for both women and men. While some couples seem to become pregnant at the ‘drop of a hat’, for others the quest to bring new life into the world can be less than easy (to say the least!). Many factors can contribute to the delicate issue of conception, and while some couples prefer to leave creation up to fate, others may start on a long and arduous journey to conception, trying a multitude of different fertility treatments. If you and your partner are struggling to conceive, there are certain fertility and pregnancy problems to consider.

The reproductive system of women is situated in the pelvis and consists of a series of organs that work together to make menstruation, conception, pregnancy and birth possible.

Chlamydia is a sexually transmitted disease caused by a bacterial infection. It is the 8most common sexually transmitted disease* reported in the United States with over 2 million people between the ages of 14 to 39 infected every year. In women the infection can spread from the cervix to the uterus and to the fallopian tubes.