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Football is a physically demanding sport that requires peak physical performance from its athletes. However, it's not just the physical challenges that football players face; they may also encounter issues related to sexual health, such as erectile ...

Men's sexual health is a matter that affects numerous individuals globally, but it often remains concealed and carries a sense of discomfort. Difficulties in achieving or sustaining an erection can profoundly impact a man's self-confidence and relationships.

Often censored or ignored, vagina talk has been shrouded in taboo, with serious consequences for sexual health

“Is it a disease? Does it have a cure?” 

An expert explains why STI testing is so important – for everyone. By Katie Wright.

Vaginismus is a psychosomatic condition where involuntary contractions of the vaginal muscles cause pain during penetration, often due to societal taboos and lack of sex education. Dr. Jindal's four-step program, which includes therapy, dilators, pelvic floor exercises, and support groups, has helped over 370 women heal from vaginismus. Open dialogues,…

Female sexual desire is frequently misunderstood. Despite desire (also known as libido or sex drive) being the most common sexual health concern for women, most women aren’t really taught about it growing up. And if they are, the information is often inaccurate.

Telangana govt's 'Arogya Mahila' programme launched on Int'l Women's Day 2023 has seen impressive response, with 1.85 lakh women screened. 272 specialised clinics established across 33 districts to bridge healthcare gap. 142,868 screened for oral cancer, 859 cases identified; 141,226 for breast cancer, 1,313 potential symptoms, 26 diagnosed; 33,579 for…

It may feel uncomfortable to talk about low libido with your partner and your health care team. Unfortunately, it's a common problem that affects adults everywhere, yet many people have never been asked about their sexual health by their health care teams.

Public health officials urge people to get tested and use a condom

As cases of STIs surge in the UK, doctors are urging people to be aware of the most common warning signs, and have shared what to do if you think you've been infected