01. Too tight for sex?
Many women who have not had sex before, fear that they may experience pain when having intercourse for the first time. But you can do something to prevent this.
Read02. Counselling for PE
Frequently, marital and relationship issues may be an underlying cause of PE. These issues should be addressed in counselling sessions to improve the success of the therapy.
Read 03. Sexual desire
Beginning in perimenopause, some women may experience a gradual decline in sexual desire (libido). However, 60 percent of women experience no change in libido.
Read 04. Premature ejaculation
This is probably the most frequently asked question on the sexologist's forum. Ejaculating too quickly plays havoc with anyone's sex life and leads to much frustration.
Read 05. Keeping up is hard to do
Many older women still want to have sex, but they might find their men cannot oblige, says a global survey of 27 780 adults from 30 countries.
Read 06. Lost interest in sex?
Many factors influence sexual energy. Nowadays, it's unlikely that birth control pills decrease libido, or sex drive. But what are these factors?
Read 07. My wife doesn't like sex
The reasons for unpleasurable sex can be complicated.
Read 08. When sex hurts
Painful sex is not uncommon. Many couples are unable to have intercourse because the woman finds that it hurts too much.
Read 09. Women's sexual problems
Is your sex life what you would like it to be?
Read 10. Vaginismus
Vaginismus is an involuntary contraction of the muscles surrounding the vaginal pening, making penetration of the penis into the vagina very painful or even impossible.
Read 11. Priapism
Priapism is a very serious and painful condition, which causes a prolonged and painful erection that can last from a few hours to a couple of days.When an erection lasts for
Read 12. Learn to talk about sex
You talk to your partner about what you'll be having for supper, who won the cricket and about how much you like her pencil skirt - but not a word about your life in the sack.
Read 13. What is female sexual dysfunction?
We all know about impotence. But what are the sexual dysfunctions that women may suffer from?
Read 14. Premature ejaculation - causes
Premature ejaculation can be caused by physical or psychological factors, or a combination of both.
Read 15. Treating PE with exercises
One must bear in mind that PE is a treatable condition even though it seems to most men to be a huge problem. Various proven techniques exist for treating PE.
Read 16. Drug therapy for PE
There have been reports in the urology literature of successful treatment of PE through the use of low dose antidepressants including Anafranil, Nuzak and Zoloft.
Read 17. Testosterone gets bad rap
Just as testosterone is said to contribute to sexual ardour and blamed for road rage in males, it’s been blamed for low sex drive in women. Is this true?
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18. Female Sexual Dysfunction
Is your sex life what you would like it to be?
Read 19. Problems with sex?
If you have a problem (or two) with sex, you're not alone! More and more people are talking about their sexual experiences...or a lack thereof!
Read 20. What is anorgasmia?
Anorgasmia is the inability of women to achieve orgasm, even with adequate stimulation.
Read 21. Women and their sex lives
Is your sex life what you would like it to be? According to a recent survey, it is estimated that approximately 40% of women have some form of sexual dysfunction.
Read 22. The ABC of Impotency
Experiencing that "hush-hush" problem...the word starting wirh an "i"? Well, you're not alone!
Read 23. What is priapism?
Priapism is a very serious and painful condition, which causes a prolonged and painful erection that can last from a few hours to a couple of days.
Read 24. What is ovulation?
Ovulation happens when one of your ovaries releases a mature egg (ovum) that will await fertilisation. The egg is then available for fertilisation.
Read 25. Your penis
There is no other part of the male body that has caused as much controversy, doubt, and confusion as this dangle (or hard-on).
Read 26. Your sperm
Without these little ones, and when we say little, we mean microscopic, reproduction would be impossible.
Read 27. Your testicles
Not quite the crown jewels, but close. Without your testicles, you could never make a woman pregnant – no matter how hard you tried.
Read 28. When sex is painful
Approximately 15 percent of women and 5 percent of men experience this condition at some time in their lives. Fortunately this is a treatable condition.
Read 29. Tips on coping with ED
While impotence drugs sort out problems on the short term, long-term solutions can only be found by the intervention of professionals.
Read 30. Top 10 reasons for low libido
If your erotic life has gone from an all-out sexfest to a G-rated event, you are not alone. An occasional drop in your sex drive is perfectly normal.
Read 31. The lowdown on circumcision
An expert looks at circumcision, phimosis, paraphimosis and balanitis.
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