Sexual Health

Sexual Health Overview

There's no reason to be embarrassed about wanting great sexual health -- getting answers about and treatment for all health problems is important. Your doctor can help you fix or treat men’s sexual health or women’s sexual health problems like erectile dysfunction, bacterial vaginosis, genital herpes, HPV, HIV and sexually transmitted diseases (STDs). If you notice something wrong, ask for help.

Latest News & Features

Latest Videos

Sex Video on How a Woman Reaches Orgasm
Is the G spot really a thing? For women, the Big O is a highly debated topic. Let’s take the mystery out of this sexual pleasure , shall we?
What to Know About Asexuality
What defines this type of sexual orientation? Get to know more about the asexual spectrum and why it doesn’t necessarily mean there’s an absence of romantic feelings.

WebMD Blogs

Relationships

The Key to a Happy Partnership

Leslie Becker-Phelps, PhD February 24, 2021

Although no real-life relationship can match fairytale endings, some happy marriages and partnerships last decades. Find out how.
Relationships

Improve Your Relationships by Becoming More Assertive

Leslie Becker-Phelps, PhD February 17, 2021

Assertive people tend to be more at ease with themselves and generally have more mutually satisfying relationships with others. Learn more.

View all blog posts

Top Search Terms for Sexual Health

Safe Sex

Safe sex, also known as safer sex, is when you have sex with the lowest risk of sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) such as HIV, herpes, and syphilis. It can make your sex life better by improving communication and trust among you and your partners.

Even though it’s called safe sex, it still carries some risk. But it’s much healthier than sex with no protection at all.

Read Article