Viagra and other Male Enhancers – Do They Damage Male Sexual Health?

Posted by Jake: 2009-01-07 21:16:11

If you have trouble maintaining an erection, you may rely on drugs like Viagra and Cialis to assist your in your sexual life. According to researchers and doctors, there may be side effects to using these drugs on a regular basis. It’s true that these drugs have been an incredible success with millions of men, who face performance problems relating to impotence, but you must be sure you understand what such drugs can do. By taking responsibility for learning and reading about these medications, you can confident that you’ve made the right choice.
Maintaining an erection can allow you ... more

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Diet for a Good Sex Life

Posted by Emil: 2009-01-06 00:32:10

No matter how much you want it, if your body is not up to it, then nothing will happen. You'll only end up frustrated. So before you catch yourself in that situation, I suggest that you work on your diet and keep a good exercise regimen.

Most of us have to work for a living and that drains our energy so much that when it's bedtime, all we want to do is sleep. We must have a high energy level to equip us during the act. Exercise gives me a high that lasts the whole day. I find that orgasms are more intense. Overall, I'm less anxious and I look at life more positively.

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Impotence

Posted by Emil: 2009-01-06 00:25:43

As men age, they may suffer from impotence and loss of libido...even with ejaculation. But not to worry, all is not lost. Treatment can cure many sexual problems.

Impotence may be caused by a number of diseases like atherosclerosis, high blood pressure, diabetes, or kidney failure. Sometimes, it's because of depression, alcoholism, or other types of mental illnesses. Treating the underlying condition makes the impotence go away. These factors can also lead to a loss of libido, which may pose a problem when the partner is unsatisfied with the frequency and intensity of sex. I suggest you ... more

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Don't Wait Until It's Too Late!

Posted by Emil: 2009-01-06 00:18:48

My urologist often complained that men put off going to their doctor until their conditions are already severe and may need aggressive treatment. Even their partners are the last to know of the problem. What's there to be scared about really? The doctor will take a full medical history and will conduct a general examination of the testicles, penis and prostate gland. Other tests may also be required but believe me, it's a painless procedure.

And if there is a condition to treat, be sure to take a list of the medications and dosages. There are side-effects to most medications but I'd ... more

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Sexual Health in Men: Infertility

Posted by Jake: 2008-12-03 06:16:58

Infertility is a crucial aspect in a man’s health profile. Single-handedly, it is an issue that if not well handled could lead to serious problem not only in a relationship but also from a personal level or standpoint. Causes of infertility are as diverse as the extend to which they are considered a problem. Unfortunately, a good number of men keep such issues a secret for fear of the possible stigmatization elicited if such a revelation is made. This only helps to make matters worse as any chances of reversing the man’s infertility could have already expired by the time they decide to ... more

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Television Linked to Teen Pregnancy

Posted by Jake: 2008-11-14 08:54:14

A new study suggests that teenagers who watch television shows that are sexually charged for mostly are twice as much likely to make others pregnant or get pregnant themselves. However, the study’s results, which were reported in Pediatrics’ November issues do not have any proof that shows sexy programming directly results in pregnancy.
However, Anita Chandra, a Rand Corp researcher, suggests that parents should monitor the programmes watched by their kids.

Chandra added that much of TV content involves characters engaging in activities and talk related to sex, highlight the good ... more

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Sexual Dysfunction in Marriage

Posted by Samuel: 2008-10-29 21:40:25

If there's one thing that every married couple has to deal with at least once in their marriage it is sexual dysfunction. Sexual dysfunction does not mean that the married couple are not attracted to each other it simply means they need to redefine sex.

Sex is not simply the act of intercourse. Sex is about love, honor and cuddling. When married couples find they're having sexual dysfunction in the marriage is often the best choice to move back to square one.

When the married couple was dating, petting (kissing and hugging) was a big part of a relationship. As the relationship grows and ... more

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Sexual Health in the News

Posted by Michael: 2008-10-16 10:31:32

SEXUAL ISSUES FOR MEN


September 25, 2008—Antidepressants may affect male fertility

The researchers of Cornell Medical Center in the city of New York recently found out that a certain type of drug called the selective serotonin-reuptake inhibitors or SSRI that are usually taken by men to lessen depression damage the sperm’s DNA, hence, decreases the male’s fertility.
Thirty five healthy men volunteered and provided some sperm samples before and during the treatment. The results showed that the number of fragmented sperm DNA’s increased up to fifty percent during the intake of the ... more

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Changing Attitudes in Sexual Issues for Men

Posted by swilson: 2008-10-13 20:56:42

Many of us are familiar with the image of a caveman , stone gear in hand, pulling the hair of a female companion. The image of man as being virile and in command dates back to prehistoric times. In contemporary society, most men still strive to uphold an image of strength and dominance, carrying all the way from the corporate boardroom to the bedroom. Unfortunately for some men, especially those who are advancing in years, optimum sexual functioning can wane.

Apart from age, many other factors like stress and anxieties, as well as undergoing a medical procedure/treatment, can lead to ... more

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Non-coital sexual activity still carries health risks.

Posted by Emil: 2008-09-07 02:43:56

While mutual masturbation, oral sex, and anal sex reduce the risk of unintended pregnancy, the risk of acquiring sexually transmitted diseases is still present.

STDs may be spread through saliva, blood, vaginal secretions, semen, and fecal matter, especially in the presence of preexisting infections, open sores, or other lesions. When engaging in oral sex, a barrier protection is rarely or actually never used. I also found that HIV transmission is 5x more likely in anal sex than in vaginal sex.

Better safe-sex strategies include abstinence, mutual monogamy, engaging in relatively ... more

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