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Symptoms
For women, physical pain during intercourse can be a real problem. Here are reasons why this occurs.
Sometimes it is hard and confusing to admit that you are in an abusive relationship, or to find a way out. There are clear signs to help you know if you are being abused. If the person you love or live with is harming you, it’s time to get help.
Here’s a medical definition of impotence or erectile dysfunction.
Warning Signs
It’s not always easy to talk about sexual issues -- but here’s where to start.
As a guy’s overall health goes, so goes his sexual health. Experts explain the “hardness factor.”
Sometimes, there are no symptoms – but when they do occur, the symptoms of STD’s can mask many illnesses. Know what to look for—read more.
Types
In a world of couples, being without a sex partner can be disheartening.
For all sorts of reasons, people have difficulty achieving sexual climax. Here’s a close look at the problem in men and women.
When you’re interested but can’t get aroused enough to complete the act -- that’s sexual arousal disorder. Learn the nuances of men’s and women’s difficulties.
During menopause, vaginal dryness and other symptoms can cause sexual difficulties.
Even orgasm doesn’t douse the flame of “persistent sexual arousal syndrome.”
Chronic pain can douse your desire. Here are tips to improve intimacy and sex.
When a woman’s period stops for three or more months and it’s not pregnancy, it’s a medical problem. Learn about the reasons this happens.
For men, sexual difficulties can result from either a physical or psychological problem.
During sexual climax, little or no semen is discharged from the urethra. It’s a condition that can be caused by drugs, diabetes, or surgery.
They’re addicted to “chemistry” because it bypasses emotional intimacy. Read more and get help.
There is difficulty controlling intense sexual fantasies, which can result in criminal behavior.
Learn about sexually transmitted diseases and infections here.
Should you be concerned about an erection that lasts longer than four hours?
