Whats that burning I feel after I have sex? What happened to my libido? How can I get my partner to talk about sex? Youre a grown woman. Youve read Cosmo, right? You should know the answers to these kinds of questions…shouldnt you? Not necessarily. Sometimes, your sex concerns require …
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IstockphotoFrom Health magazineQ: My husband seems to be a little quicker in the sack lately. Whats up … and how can I get him to last longer? A: There are a number of factors that could be at play. First, are you having sex less often? If so, he may …
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CorbisBefore hopping into bed with a new sex partner, have an open and honest conversation about your sexual histories, risks, and the last time you were tested for HIV and other sexually transmitted diseases (STDs). Knowing someone's test results isn't enough. "Even if your partner tested negative for HIV last …
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Q: My husband wants phone sex when I travel for work. Help! A: Sure, it sounds NC-17, but phone sex can be a great way for couples to bond when apart. You dont need to turn into a phone-sex operator. Your man just wants to feel connected to you like …
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Practicing safe sex is key to overall health; to always be on the safe side, wear a condom, get tested for HIV and other STDs, communicate with your partner about concerns (are you worried hes not monogamous?), and avoid risky practices you may have done in the past. Worried you …
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CorbisBefore hopping into bed with a new sex partner, have an open and honest conversation about your sexual histories, risks, and the last time you were tested for HIV and other sexually transmitted diseases (STDs). Knowing someone's test results isn't enough. "Even if your partner tested negative for HIV last …
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Can stress increase your risk of breast cancer?Women under age 45 who have breast cancer were more likely than peers without cancer to report experiencing several stressful life events, such as a parental divorce or loss of a spouse, according to a study. What's more, they were also more likely …
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Can stress increase your risk of breast cancer?Women under age 45 who have breast cancer were more likely than peers without cancer to report experiencing several stressful life events, such as a parental divorce or loss of a spouse, according to a study. What's more, they were also more likely …
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