01. Antidepressants and your libido
The "new generation" of antidepressants have few side-effects compared to earlier medication, but can it cause problems when you least expect it to?
Read02. RA and your sex life
Being diagnosed with RA is a blow to most people, but should you let it put an end to your sex life as well?
Read 03. Disability and sexuality
People with physical or intellectual disabilities in our society are often regarded as non-sexual adults.
Read 04. Depression and your sex life
Depression can have a negative effect on libido. Learn more about it and what you can do to make it better.
Read 05. Female sexuality after SCI
Sexologist Dr Elna McIntosh addresses common concerns about female sexuality after a spinal cord injury.
Read 06. SCI: Methods to achieve erections
After a spinal cord injury, erections may not be as strong or last as long as they did before the injury. If having and keeping an erection is a problem for you, there are several things that you can ...
Read 07. Sexuality and disability or illness
Disability or illness can potentially impact on any aspect of our sexuality. Health24's sexologist discusses this difficult topic.
Read 08. Multiple sclerosis and sex
The sexual spirit will always shine through despite incredible challenges. A situation where one partner has multiple sclerosis demonstrates this power of intimate connection.
Read 09. Sex headaches: Fact or fiction?
If your partner complains that sex is giving him/her a headache, it might well be the truth. Health24's Headache Expert explains.
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10. Depression and sex
It is common for depressed people to suffer a loss of libido. Why does this happen and what can you do?
Read 11. Sex with a bad back
It's time for a wild weekend in the sack. You and your partner were separated for a month while she finished shooting her new movie.
Read 12. Sex and arthritis
Just like any other problem, arthritis can affect a relationship.
Read 13. RA an end to your sex life?
Being diagnosed with RA is a blow to most people, but should you let it put an end to your sex life as well?
Read 14. Sex after prostate operation
Cape Town sexologist and counsellor, Dr Esther Sapire offers advice to people who have
Read 15. Sex headaches for real
If you have wondered whether your partner is using a headache as an excuse not to have sex, here's the good news: sex headaches can be painfully real.
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