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While having a sexual relationship, there is a risk of many diseases, which are called sexually transmitted diseases or STDs. Sexually transmitted infections (STIs) can be caused by having sex, having oral sex, and even touching each other’s parts. These diseases occur equally in women and men. This is the reason why it is important to make sure that the partner does not have any kind of STD before having a physical relationship. The names of commonly occurring sexually transmitted diseases are genital herpes, gonorrhea, chlamydia, syphilis, HPV ie Human Papilloma Virus, HIV ie Human Immunodeficiency Virus. Their symptoms are also different. According to Dr. Hashmi, STDs are called secret diseases. These diseases can appear in many forms such as- skin rash after sex, pain during sex or urination, itching around the vagina in women, vaginal discharge, discharge from the penis in men. If a person is feeling tired for no reason, sweating excessively at night or suddenly losing weight, it ...

Although sexual health is a time-tested holistic concept of goodness, thanks to the misinformation and half truths about sexual health in India, which we experience when talking about sexual health, it has more disadvantages than advantages. . Sexual Health in India   not openly discussed about. We avoid discussing sexual health issues, citing reasons such as our values and upbringing that do not allow us to speak openly about sexual health. Our culture and religion, local status, spirituality, the people around us, personal experiences and social expectations avoid us from reaping the benefits of sexual health education in India. Definition of sexual health documented by the WHO If you consider the World Health Organization (WHO) definition, you will know that there is nothing wrong with discussing sexual health and sexuality in open forums. According to WHOM, sexual health is a good mental, physical and social state of your sexuality. Benefits of discussing sexual health and issu...

India is the diabetes capital of the world, and we could do without this distinction. Approximately 51 million people in India are living with diabetes, which is a staggering statistic. Most people with this disease do not realize that diabetes can cause sexual dysfunction in both men and women. Diabetes can damage blood vessels and nerves, which in go round leads to erectile dysfunction in men and failure of libido and vaginal lubrication in women. Researchers have suggested that erectile dysfunction may be a precursor to diabetes, especially in men aged 40 and younger. Thus, men with diabetes should be aware that, among other things, it can affect various aspects of their sexuality and sexual function. Neuropathy, or damage to the nerves, including the penis, means that signals from your brain when you are sexually aroused do not reach the penis and can cause erectile dysfunction (ED). In women, diabetes can cause vaginal dryness due to decreased vaginal lubrication, uncomfortable in...

Metabolic syndrome (a group of factors that increase the likelihood of heart problems and diabetes) is one of the main factors causal to decreased sex coerce in postmenopausal women, as cardiovascular disease plays an main role in women’s sexual health. There have been several studies in India that show that it is not only metabolic syndrome and heart disease that play such a role in women’s sexual desire. Psychosocial factors such as marital status and depression also lead to sexual dysfunction. Some studies in India have shown that women with metabolic syndrome reported very low sexual desire and concurrent satisfaction. It has also been reported that many women with metabolic syndrome said they needed less sexual contact or activity. Another interesting point is that the same women said that their body/waist size, diabetes, and even high blood pressure were associated with decreased desire for sexual activity. The scientists also found that angina pectoris and even a heart attack we...

When it comes to sex during pregnancy, there are many misconceptions about the couple. Many are concerned about the effect sex will have on the baby, but the truth is that having sex during pregnancy does not have the potential to harm the fetus at any part of the pregnancy. Another popular myth is that sexual pregnancy can induce labor, but medical study after medical study has shown that this is absolutely not the case. Maintaining a healthy sex life during pregnancy is safe and completely natural. Basic Breakaways – It actually increases during certain periods of your pregnancy. Research studies do not indicate that vaginal sex in any way causes preterm labor or premature birth of the baby. During intercourse, the baby is protected by well-developed uterine muscles, amniotic fluid, and the natural mucous plug that develops around the cervix. It is possible that an orgasm or sexual penetration can induce Braxton Hicks contractions in late pregnancy. Braxton Hicks contractions are mil...

1-First things first, are sex safe for pregnant women? As always, it is quite safe to have sex during a normal or low-risk pregnancy. For women who are at risk of premature labor or have complications such as placenta previa during pregnancy, they should avoid sex. If in doubt you should consult your gynecologist. 2- What precautions should pregnant women and their partners take while breastfeeding, during sexual activity during pregnancy? o Avoid orogenital intercourse during pregnancy. o Avoid the use of lubricating creams and gels as they can irritate the skin and cause allergic reactions. o Try different sex positions to make sex as happy as possible for a pregnant woman. This is especially important in the later part of the pregnancy, as the woman can feel very uncomfortable and painful during this time. 3- What is the safe period to have sex for pregnant women? As long as your pregnancy was normal, it is safe to have intercourse until the last trimester. Do not have sex if your w...

One of the most common sexual health problems for women in India is vaginal dryness. The condition is more prevalent in postmenopausal women who are miserable, of whom about 55% to 65% are affected, and now younger women are more and more experiencing it as well. This problem is very frustrating for women, as the dryness and related pain during intercourse (Sex) cause many of these women to abstain from having intercourse (Sex) and the resulting loss of libido (destroy of sexual desire) can also strain relationships. Or strong and long-term marriages. Most of the women who are suffering from this situation do so silently because they are too embarrassed to talk about it with their doctor (sexologist) or their life partner. One more basis for not treating vaginal dryness is the lack of awareness about the treatments obtainable to get rid of this difficulty. Treatments for vaginal dryness range from over-the-counter vaginal moisturizers and other lubricants to low-dose estrogen preparati...